Sentence examples for long established practices from inspiring English sources

A full commitment to integration means taking all reasonable steps to dismantle these barriers, even if this necessitates reforming long established practices that were not imposed with the intent to disadvantage racial minorities but do so nonetheless.

Needlework and textile crafts in general are long established practices, and their tools have undergone many iterations of improvements to reach their current shape (Beaudry 2006).

It is still very unlikely that judges will overturn the very long established practices of deference, or even modify them significantly, but it is less unlikely than it used to be.

Long established practice in a state of the art, newly built facility.

Energy recovery via heat integration is a long established practice in this industry.

It is a long established practice that a few senior ministers are granted free homes so that they have a retreat from the cares of high office.

In leaving to the respondent carriers, in the first instance, the apportionment among themselves of that part of the joint rate receivable by the carriers operating west of the Hudson River the Commission followed a long established practice.

While the simulation of 3D environments is a long established practice in the computer-aided design and engineering disciplines, the inclusion of 3D human models with animated behaviours into crowd modelling spaces remains comparatively rare.

This may be because cervical cancer screening is a long established practice with good evidence of benefit.

Diary submission is a long established practice in Canada and each patient receives training by the clinic coordinator.

The first is a long established practice, in a converted federation style house, in the inner suburbs of a metropolitan area.