Sentence examples for its practise from inspiring English sources

In July US legislators forced Uber to drop its practise of "surge pricing" during emergencies, such as Hurricane Sandy, after charging eight times its normal fare during New York snowstorm.

China was not able to get Australia to change its practise of scrutiny by the foreign investment review board on all investment by state-owned enterprises, which make up most of Chinese investments.

We thought we'd discuss some of these issues at a special session of the Guardian's Open Weekend, a two-day event during women's history month to open up the newspaper and its practises to the people who make it work – you.

But photographer Gael Turine has gained rare access to voodoo rituals, managing to capture the amazing traditions and present an up-close view of its practises.

The company is seeking to bring its practises into line with the regulatory regime overseen by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which took over regulation of the rent-to-own sector from the Office of Fair Trading in 2014.

Like all religions, Jainism is also criticized both positively and critically commented for some of its practises and beliefs.

That clinic has been the subject of numerous complaints and, as of March, is no longer taking patients as its practises are being reviewed.

In the meantime, framings of Islam and its institutionalised practises – be it an overall equality frame, an individual need and rights frame, or a rehabilitation frame – potentially do play an important role in how this space of legal uncertainty is occupied in a situation of institutional tension.

However, the financial connection between Mike Ashley – who ran Sports Direct like a "Victorian workhouse", according to a 2016 inquiry into its working practises – and Radar Radio made it all the more perverse.

But when they divvied up the power in their new creation, its founders practised some low numerical arts.

Its directors practised systematic deception of shareholders and mind-boggling doctoring of accounts, awarding themselves hundreds of millions of undeclared loans.