Sentence examples for practice of some of from inspiring English sources

Initially, I was ambivalent about participating: the group, adhering to Jewish religious law to comply both with the Orthodox ruling over the Kotel and with the practice of some of the group's members, was women-only.

Thus, here we follow the practice of some of our recent publications [26], [27] of labeling the formally named dorsal hyperstriatum (HD) as dorsal mesopallium (MD) and the formally named ventral hyperstriatum (HV) as ventral mesopallium (MV), due to the presence of mesopallium specific gene expression.

He expressed amazement at the prevalence of weapons and drugs in the schools, and the scandalous practices of some of the local school boards.

He does not express distaste for the practices of some of the people he mimics at prayer; he says, "I don't like them".

McKinsey & Company did a study in 1997 called "The War for Talent" that examined the management practices of some of the country's largest companies.

He added, "We welcomed that opportunity to talk about our business and to express our serious concerns regarding the practices of some of the aggregators".

The Securities and Exchange Commission has begun a broad examination of the private equity industry, seeking information about the business practices of some of the country's most powerful financial firms.

As the role and numbers of mortgage brokers have grown in recent years, the practices of some of those matchmakers have brought scrutiny that is now resulting in proposed regulatory changes that would affect the entire industry.

The decision, issued by the European court of justice on Tuesday in a case brought by pioneering privacy activist Max Schrems against Facebook not only promises to uproot the business practices of some of the technology sector's giants.

SAN FRANCISCO — Silicon Valley was abuzz Wednesday with news that the Justice Department had begun an antitrust investigation into the hiring practices of some of the best-known companies in the technology and biotech industries, including Google, Apple, Yahoo and Genentech.

But many fret that the nascent industry may be harmed by the sharp practices of some of its operators.Britain's environment department, DEFRA, says one problem is that offset providers use different methods of calculating emissions.