Sentence examples for practice employed from inspiring English sources
Currently, the only remedial practice employed for removing algal blooms is to spread clay on the surface of the water.
The Coliseum was bathed in bright lights, a practice employed, as Rome's mayor, Walter Veltroni, explained to the two rescued hostages, when someone who has been sentenced to death is pardoned.
He was subjected to crude punishments that — despite their apparent ineffectiveness — are still around today (hooding prisoners, for example, a practice employed at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia in the 1880's, was used at Abu Ghraib).
Last year the city also banished the practice, employed by both the Grand Central District and the 34th Street Partnership, of raising money for their projects by selling bonds.
Mr. Adnan's case challenges a decades-old Israeli practice employed almost exclusively against Palestinians, thousands of whom have been detained by military court orders under similar circumstances for months and even years.
Richard Holland, director of the World Wildlife Fund's Market Transformation Initiative, said the key is to teach farmers how to produce good yields while using less water and chemicals, and ensure there is no child labor within the supply chain – a practice employed by cotton farming in the past.
Studio Daniel Libeskind is now a large, diversified architectural practice employing a hundred and thirty-five people, with satellite offices in Toronto, London, Zurich, Bern, Tel Aviv, and Denver.
The practice employs a health promotion worker who flags these events with patients, but GPs highlight them too.
Interior architectural education and practice employ various general-purpose software packages.
Third, current chemical practice employs a nomenclature and classification scheme for inorganic compounds based on similar principles.
A second learning technique, known as "retrieval practice," employs a familiar tool — the test — in a new way: not to assess what students know, but to reinforce it.
