These two troubling facts highlight the pervasive practice of candidates using campaign funds for purposes that stretch the definition of "campaign expense" to its breaking point.
Despite laws against miscegenation, the pervasive practice of masters raping their slaves had produced a large number of light-skinned people.
Harris said she thought previous silence on such a pervasive practice was due to authors not wanting to cause a stir.
Indeed, Microsoft's addition of such functionality to Windows was but a single instance of a pervasive practice in high-technology industries -- the improvement of a product through the integration of new functionality previously provided by separate products.
They say their passports were all confiscated on arrival in the country, an illegal but pervasive practice, and they have been told they will have to pay £740 if they want to go – the equivalent of four months' basic salary.
That program was chiefly directed at freeing churches from lay control, especially by the appointment of unworthy candidates to ecclesiastical office through simony (i.e., the practice of buying church offices), and at forbidding the pervasive practice of clerical marriage and concubinage, which threatened the substance of the church.
The court appears to have increasingly rankled the Kremlin by issuing rulings that highlight corruption, torture and other official misconduct in Russia, including the pervasive practice of what is known here as "telephone justice" — a politician calling and instructing a judge how to rule.
In one early study, the first empirical demonstration of the Dunbar number in action, he and the Durham University anthropologist Russell Hill examined the destinations of Christmas cards sent from households all over the U.K. a socially pervasive practice, Dunbar explained to me, carried out by most typical households.
In one early study, the first empirical demonstration of the Dunbar number in action, he and the Durham University anthropologist Russell Hill examined the destinations of Christmas cards sent from households all over the U.K. — a socially pervasive practice, Dunbar explained to me, carried out by most typical households.
It is pervasive practice to omit any further information such as units, errors, target, sample size, conditions, etc., which means that data stored in these files contains an enormous amount of implied context.
