Sentence examples for practice of serving from inspiring English sources

The case related to Mr. Prewitt's practice of serving as a minority front for white-owned companies seeking city business.

The practice of serving meals in courses, according to Nadia, didn't take hold until the 17th century.

(Adagio is not the only restaurant that indulges in the diner-unfriendly practice of serving soup you have to attack with a knife).

Spiritual practice include prayer, fasting, charity and pilgrimage as well as the general but equally-important practice of serving and helping others.

It was at Nick & Toni's, about 14 years ago, that I first encountered the now common practice of serving olive oil as an accompaniment for bread.

Advocates for poor children urged the city's Department of Education yesterday to serve free breakfast in classrooms, saying that the practice of serving it in cafeterias failed to attract most of the children who need it.

Another dinner pushed conservative cultural boundaries by copying the Japanese practice of nyotaimori – serving sushi on a naked woman's body.

He was one of the country's first leaders to retire from his positions in the party and government, helping to end the practice by Chinese politicians of serving lifetime tenures.

The eurozone, in turn, has reverted to the pre-Tsipras crisis practices over the past five years of serving up ultimatums and policy diktats to the Greeks.

These were payments made to practices if individual patients lived more than a stated distance away from the practice and were intended to compensate practices for the additional costs of serving dispersed populations.

Consequently, many service providers continue to use more traditional approaches to providing employment services especially sheltered and segregated approaches to people with intellectual and other severe disabilities, in part because a universally agreed upon set of best practices for serving this population does not exist (Kregel and Dean 2002).