Sentence examples for practice of supplying from inspiring English sources

One observer alleged that the Muslim foundation's practice of supplying cash payments to Palestinian terrorists' families was the moral equivalent of car bombing.

Mr. Marks recounted his wartime exploits in "Between Silk and Cyanide: A Codemaker's War, 1941-1945" (The Free Press, 1998), the title referring to his use of silk surfaces for his codes and the practice of supplying cyanide pills to agents who could swallow them if facing torture to elicit information.

Patinir seems to have made a practice of supplying landscape settings for figure compositions painted by other Flemish masters, but the only known example of his collaborations is the Temptation of St. Anthony (c. 1520 24), in which Quentin Massys painted the figures.

He was well received, and agreed to continue the Dutch practice of supplying firearms to the Iroquois.

Princeton was the first university to make it a routine practice of supplying newspapers with information about activities at the college.

When A Trip to the Moon was made, film actors performed anonymously and no credits were given; the practice of supplying opening and closing credits in films was a later innovation.

This expands on a committee investigation into the marketing practices of a number of firms that supply these offers to partners.

To address these issues, aquaculture projects adopted a practice of building government stations that would supply the needed seed while serving as a hub for extension.

In 1993, with Lee he founded the Global Supply Chain Forum at Stanford, a joint venture with the Graduate School of Business, the School of Engineering and industrial partners, with the objective of promoting the concept and practice of supply chain management.

On the grounds of cost we advise practices to supply old copies of non-gossipy magazines.

The Syrians' use of the phrase "standard practice" in supplying information to the UN appeared to irk Mr Kerry.