Sentence examples for practice of conducting from inspiring English sources
In this series, we integrate the theoretical design options with the practice of conducting pragmatic trials.
Diplomacy, as the Webster dictionary says, is either "the art and practice of conducting negotiations between nations", or a "skill in handling affairs without arousing hostility".
"The barbaric practice of conducting abortions in a way that promotes the harvesting of human organs has no place in a modern society," added Dan Coats of Indiana.
It was evident from the briefs that if Iowa prevailed in this case, the practice of conducting searches after such traffic stops would become widespread.
The Choosing Wisely program recommends against the common practice of conducting X-rays or scans on patients with simple back pain that is less than six weeks old.
Some of their settlements became known as "Latin colonies" because of their practice of conducting political and philosophical debates in Latin, and that legacy of intellectual combativeness lingers today in Comfort.
Early in the 14th century the practice developed of conducting debates between the lords spiritual and temporal in one chamber, or "house," and between the knights and burgesses in another.
Independent organizations (referred to as Code Owners) establish standards (Codes of Practice) for conducting e-commerce and certify that particular online businesses (Code Subscribers) have met those standards.
Indeed, according to the lawsuits, Bank of America's efforts were the most anemic of the big banks and were not confined to the Western states but rather "reflect a pervasive nationwide pattern and practice of conduct".
Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon, in a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice, faulted Arpaio for "a pattern and practice of conduct that includes discriminatory harassment, improper stops, searches and arrests".
According to Addressing Police Misconduct, a pamphlet from the Department of Justice, there is a police misconduct provision that "makes it unlawful for State or local law enforcement officers to engage in a pattern or practice of conduct that deprives persons of rights protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States.
