Sentence examples for longtime practices from inspiring English sources

When the Bloomberg administration set out in January to upend the longtime practices of the industry, the idea was to ensure service to millions of New Yorkers who live outside the traditional area of the taxicab, who often find themselves forced to call a car service or to sweet-talk a reluctant cabby into the 30-minute ride to Queens.

Therefore, it is essential to acknowledge prior excellence and to respect that such a major change instills frustration, anxiety, and fear of failure, perhaps most especially in senior colleagues who are being asked to change longtime practices.

Following a longtime practice, the bills are named after the young victim in the case.

"Riot" was recorded in Hoboken, at the band's longtime practice space.

Mr. Obama never promised a revolutionary break with the longtime practice of awarding some political supporters with ambassadorships.

The longtime practice in the industry has been to serialize new titles in the weekly or monthly comic magazines first.

The latest, thornier problem is a further evolution of another longtime practice: taking advantage of mistyped domains.

The longtime practice has been to serialize new titles in the weekly or monthly comic magazines first.

It abandons the court's longtime practice of balancing the interest in the free exercise of religion against important government interests, like protection against workplace bias or retaliation.

Mr. Bing drew the ire of the union when he sponsored a measure this year to end the longtime practice of laying off teachers based on lack of seniority.

In a departure from a longtime practice, Ms. White recently announced that the agency would in some cases require Wall Street firms to admit to their crimes.