Sentence examples for normal practice of from inspiring English sources
The miners said they were ushered into the field by police – a puzzling change from the normal practice of blocking access routes and turning them away.
And by the normal practice of the Brazilian pop music business, singer-songwriters tend to be somewhat disembodied from working bands.
"This was presented as slavery, but it was just the normal practice of families using children to run the family freeholding," said François-Xavier Perroud, a spokesman for Nestlé in Switzerland.
Harman was told last night that she had overstepped the mark by prejudging the issue, which went against the normal practice of giving a colleague a fair chance to appeal against a judgment.
On this occasion, apparently, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs abandoned its normal practice of publishing the minutes if its meetings in order to avoid "provoking representations from different interest groups".
Hopkins has been the more loquacious fighter in the weeks leading up to the bout, but Trinidad has exuded a quiet confidence, following his normal practice of working out privately and limiting access to the news media.
In that year, for the first time, the Democrats stopped taking the black vote for granted and started the normal practices of vote mobilisation writing to every voter and calling them.
For the defendants, the ruling seemed a rebuke to one of their primary lines of defense: that the financial institutions and legal firms being accused of fraud were actually engaging in the normal practices of their business, like selling a security or making an investment.
Many editors and even a few cartoonists criticized him for what they perceived as arrogance and an unwillingness to abide by the normal practices of the cartoon business.
21 Rapid uptake of a new technology may have unanticipated consequences, including disruption of the normal practices of medical education and patient care.
A DfT spokeswoman said: "Dame Colette Bowe was initially commissioned in March 2015 to carry out an internal review of the rail investment programme, as is normal practice for schemes of this size.
