Sentence examples for practice adopted from inspiring English sources

Blue-collar workers will be able to take a Saturday off every other week, a practice adopted two years ago by civil servants.

It also absolved servicemen of having to hide their uniforms under Western-styled shirts while driving off-base, a practice adopted more recently for security reasons.

New Jersey, USA The Nuffield Council's report draws a stark contrast between the practice adopted in Holland and the approach taken in New Jersey, USA.

Nothing explicitly forbids it in the "standards of practice" adopted by the 4A's, as the American Association of Advertising Agencies calls itself.

The code of fair practice adopted by the group is contained in sixteen rules, defining and regulating the conduct of the business.

Australian regulators are investigating whether the 2DayFM station breached the terms of its license to broadcast or the code of practice adopted by Australian broadcasters.

In Greece from the 8th century bc, woods and resins were burned as an oblation and for protection against demons, a practice adopted by the Orphics.

The new Vatican guidelines disallow gender-inclusive changes, like changing "let him who has ears listen," to "let those who have ears listen," a practice adopted by the United States bishops' conference more than a decade ago.

It is that they have lost the confidence to preach what they practice, adopting instead a creed of "ecumenical niceness".

One way to mitigate the effects of bias is to consciously practice adopting different viewpoints and internalizing those alter-biases.

The charity says marketing practices adopted by some manufacturers are a barrier to encouraging mothers to breastfeed.