Sentence examples for it became common practice from inspiring English sources
I banned laptops in the classroom after it became common practice to carry them to school.
It became common practice in the 1970s, when many distillers began lowering the standard alcohol level to 40 percent.
It became common practice for officials of the French Socialist party to talk of la gauche bourdieusienne, their enemies on the left.
During the 20th century it became common practice for economists to express their ideas on growth, decision making, unemployment, and monetary policy using mathematical models.
From the 1960s, it became common practice to trim down an enlarged clitoris, and to fashion a malformed penis into a vagina.
After the 1908 premiere of this symphony in St . Petersburg it became common practice for conductors to make cuts in the piece, sometimes sizable ones.
"If it becomes common practice for non-compliant countries to evade public scrutiny, Cites will cease to be relevant".
"If it becomes common practice to pay large bonuses to executives when they start, it will undermine the incentive for them to stay with the company," Farmer said.
This way you will ensure consistency between prisons of the same type in different parts of the country in terms of financing, programming staff training and, most importantly, the spreading of good practice so that it becomes common practice.
