Sentence examples for practice intended to from inspiring English sources

All the other networks subsequently adopted the practice, intended to keep viewers from straying during long commercial breaks between shows.

In keeping with C.D.C. practice intended to promote investigatory cooperation and candor, Dr. Ostrowsky declined to name the institution.

This is a common practice intended to help orchestra members remember whether they have played a specific part and find out who else has done so.

This has provided an aerial platform for my writing for several decades, and there is much in my poems from Hua-Yen Buddhism, a practice intended to elucidate the actual moment of Buddha's enlightenment.

The museum members, Theodore Grunewald and Patricia Nicholson, who filed suit in state court in Manhattan, argue in court papers that the museum makes it difficult to understand the fee policy, a practice intended to "deceive and defraud" the public.

He felt that way his first summer with Baltimore, in 2005, when his new coach, Brian Billick, approached him with a preservation plan for practice intended to keep him healthy for Sunday.

He helped Mr. McNamara impose a reorganization of defense management practices intended to make the services work with one another.

Historically, being a Dalit — it has replaced the ugly word "untouchable" — triggered social practices intended to segregate and exclude.

Congress passed the credit card law in response to growing public outrage about deceptive billing practices intended to maximize penalties and fees and drive up interest rates.

But western European countries have made little effort to loosen the knot of laws and practices intended to secure lenders' rights over collateral.

What may be less clear is that they are based on an elaborate system of meditative practices intended to lead to psychic liberation from the continual pains, pleasures, desires and frustrations of human existence.