Sentence examples for practice of turning from inspiring English sources

Beyond Ms. Taylor's case, the practice of turning over potential whistle-blowers to management alarmed critics.

The episode has brought renewed scrutiny to the practice of turning state records into a salable electronic commodity.

It also endorsed – in some circumstances when strict conditions were met – the practice of turning back asylum-seeker boats.

Among other horrors, Dr. Vasseur describes rapes, bizarre self-mutilations, attempted suicides and the practice of turning the weakest cellmates into slaves.

There is even a phrase for it, "Hollywood accounting", describing the extremely creative practice of turning healthy film profits into losses to avoid royalty payments.

The practice of turning down corners of pages was as sacriligeous to many as cracking the spines of books by lying them facedown.

Let's start with the facts: gatekeeping – the practice of councils turning homeless people away when they request help – is illegal.

He argues that the increasingly common practice of students turning to "safe spaces" is really about sheltering students from ideas with which they disagree.

If you believe him, he's used hours and hours of practice to turn the random act of rolling dice into a game of skill.

/ RDS / KMCI-38) Having got their first win of the season against, indeed, Philadelphia, the Impact promptly took a week off to relax, tell tales of their heroics in the poutine restaurants of Montreal and practice the ongoing process of turning Jack McInerney into Marco di Vaio (they've shaved him and he's currently standing the wrong side of a yellow flag in a field near the US border).

In practice, the 3D locations of turning points are first obtained and 3D straight lines can be constructed by connecting these 3D turning points.