Sentence examples for practice of converting from inspiring English sources

In October 2011 you published our letter highlighting the widespread practice of "converting" existing employees into apprentices.

No youth was found but the press plodded along, continuing its early practice of converting friends into Hogarth authors.

Another element in Toyota's nerve system is the practice of converting experiential or tacit knowledge into an explicit form to be shared throughout the organization.

Identifying information requirements is a well-understood activity, but the practice of converting data into visual form based on these requirements is less defined.

See articleIndia's finance minister said that biofuels and speculators were responsible for soaring food prices and criticised the practice of converting land use from food to palm oil production.

The editors devote a panel to the practice of converting parts of speech (nouns for verbs, adverbs and adjectives for nouns, etc): eg Antony's "spanielled me at heels"; Prospero's "dark backward and abysm of time".

Akbar began his drive by abolishing both the jizyah and the practice of forcibly converting prisoners of war to Islam and by encouraging Hindus as his principal confidants and policy makers.

With poor cleaning practice a demonstrated problem, the process of converting evidence into practice requires investigation.

In 2013, Barrymore stated during an appearance talk show The View that she enjoys practicing Judaism and is thinking of converting.

This process begins with the first step in the practice of evidence based medicine, that of converting the need for information into an exact question, which facilitates the search process.

He said love jihad, or the practice of Muslims seducing Hindu girls with the aim of converting them to Islam, was an existential threat to India.