Sentence examples for practice described from inspiring English sources

A "The practice described is not uncommon," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer.

He also said the monsignor addressed a practice described by Daniel Donohue, in which the cleric would stare at him through a keyhole in his seminary residence.

Taking innovation mainstream The examples of great practice described earlier only catch the imagination because they are too few in number.

The designation "fair-trade law" is peculiar to the United States; the practice described in them is known elsewhere as price maintenance or resale price maintenance.

Another pediatrician who used to work at the practice described Dr. Bradley's habit of taking digital images of his patients and storing them on his computer.

It is the sheer extent of the practice described as "revolving doors" (a misnomer since it is mostly one-way, that is, from Whitehall to private companies) that makes it so important.

They drink a lot of it and practice describing it: oaky, grapefruit notes, hints of freshly cut garden hose.

It also required that young girls undergo genital mutilation, which Ms. Hirsi Ali, a victim of the practice, describes in horrific detail.

It was exceptionally midwife-friendly, and run by Dr. George Mussalli, whose own practice describes itself as a proponent of "minimally invasive obstetrics".

Later, at a workshop on winning grant-writing strategies, I asked the instructor about this practice, describing my discomfort.

'Recovery, individual and practice', describes the perception and provision of recovery orientated care by individuals and at a team level.