Sentence examples for practice of choosing from inspiring English sources
The practice of choosing peers that boost pay is common.
In ancient Athens, this principle was reflected in the practice of choosing office-holders by lottery.
A16 H.I.V.-Positive Men Seek Same The practice of choosing sexual partners based on H.I.V. status may be a contributing factor in the significant decline in infection among gay men in San Francisco.
The Trump transition has already overturned the normal practice of choosing top cabinet members behind closed doors, turning it into a spectacle with contenders boarding a golden elevator in Trump headquarters in New York in front of the cameras on their way to making their pitch to the president-elect.
Miller said he hoped to continue the practice of choosing two hosts at a time, as it allowed the I.R.B. to make a big profit in an established nation before taking a gamble on a country that would never otherwise get the chance.
Though it will now be possible for appointments to be made from a wider legally qualified pool than the previous (though not invariable) practice of choosing new law lords from the ranks of the court of appeal, there is nothing in these arrangements that should lead to politicisation.
This study can encourage in the direction of quality of life and sustainability of Malay's heritage, also identifies best-practices of choosing the proper woodcarving design to the interior space category in the future.
He insisted we need a neutral, non-cultural or natural basis for such meta-choices of social practices of choosing and interpreting practices.
Alternatively, rather than actual differences in patient presentations, this may represent changes in the practices of choosing or recording chief complaints.
In another departure from traditional econometric practice, the problem of choosing good predictors for classification purposes does not require that the predictors be accurate in the usual root mean squared error sense.
Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, had championed a proposal that would end a longstanding practice of banks choosing the rating agencies, like Moody's Investors Service or Standard & Poor's, that evaluate the securities they issue.
