Sentence examples for is usual practice from inspiring English sources

As is usual practice, the Countrywide disclosure schedules are not made public.

It is usual practice to hire project managers for preparatory work even though the Government has not given formal approval.

12.49pm GMT Nair says it is usual practice for the applicant to be detained in prison rather than at a police station.

As is usual practice when making external appointments of this nature, potential conflicts of interest are considered by the Treasury and the Bank of England, and the MPC code of conduct is applied rigorously at all times".

Both will be put on a suicide watch for the next few days as psychological assessments are made on each of them but this is usual practice for long term prisoners".

"As is usual practice, OLAF will duly consider any relevant new evidence, within its remit of competence," the office said in a statement sent by e-mail over the weekend.

These re-entry exams are not official Oxford University policy but are usual practice in many colleges.

Such extrapolation, it claimed, was "usual practice in reporting poll results".

It's usual practice when someone is killed that their personal details are not made public until the next of kin has been informed.

In its response to Ipso, the Record acknowledged that it was usual practice in Scotland not to name alleged victims of sexual offences.

When asked whether it was usual practice to ask whom a job applicant was married to, the candidate flashed his temper.