Sentence examples for it became practice from inspiring English sources

Under Richard II it became practice to consider the Chancery separate from the curia; academic William Carne considers this a key moment in confirming the independence of the Court of Chancery.

With the Exchequer's expansion during the Tudor era, the Barons became more important; where previously only the Chief Baron had been appointed from the Serjeants-at-Law, with the other Barons mere barristers, it became practice for all Barons of the Exchequer to be Serjeants.

I think after that it becomes practice.

Recently, it has become practice to screen cellular pathways in whole cell systems with chemical libraries and then find the cellular target by proteomics or biochemical methods.

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.

Early in the 20th century it became the practice to fill the gaps between new editions with annual summaries called yearbooks.

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.

It became normal practice for taxes to be farmed out, which meant that the collectors recouped their outlay on their own terms.

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.