Sentence examples for practice of destroying from inspiring English sources

The practice of destroying books to save them has stopped.

Last year, Israel revived an old practice of destroying the homes of militants in a bid to discourage future attacks.

The Army's practice of destroying bunkers and tunnels after burning the homes had always baffled him anyway, Reid said.

Another issue raised by campaigners is the standard practice of destroying the evidence base and inspectors' notes six months after a school's inspection report is published.

She cited "the prevailing practice of destroying anyone who is considered a threat to the higher authorities by your government, by means of murder, 'disappearances', physical attacks".

The newly declassified documents show that the practice of destroying papers rather than allowing them to fall into the hands of post-independence governments pre-dated Macleod's 1961 instructions.

One feature of The Rainbow and the Worm (RAW from now on) that struck me is the common practice in biology of destroying organisms in order to study them and how many of your insights about life arose from examining live organisms with tools that include creating images of the "rainbow worm" of your title.

As a citizen, advocate for and support good soil management: protective farming styles, community gardens, sensible logging practice, and avoidance of destroying sensitive ecological systems whenever possible.

She was once used as a face for the Met's diversity, but now an employment tribunal has ruled that the organisation had "directly discriminated" against her and exposed the force's practice of systematically destroying evidence of sexual and racial discrimination within its ranks.

Andy Street, chief executive of John Lewis, has accused Amazon of "destroying the UK tax base" through this practice.

In his claim Frost says the emails were forwarded with the intention of "destroying his reputation such that he could not practice as a doctor again".