Sentence examples for practice states from inspiring English sources

For example, standard practice states that worshipers do not follow the controversial rulings of a jurist after his death.

In practice, states commonly emerge and are accepted during ongoing conflict, or during the chaotic aftermath of state-building.

He says clause 14 in the PCC code of practice states that journalist have a "moral obligation" to protect sources.

"In practice, states controlled by a single party are restricted in civil and political liberties," Ms. Ghoshal added.

In practice, states continue to have an unbelievable tolerance of such abuse: only 44 countries in the world, for example, have actually criminalised domestic violence.

Its code of practice states that a homeopath is required to "avoid making claims (whether explicit or implied; orally or in writing) implying cure of any named disease".

Cheyanne did well on practice state tests.

In practice, state control had the effect of turning millions of readers to "serious" literature.

In practice, state tests almost always come down on the side of facts, not themes; breadth, not depth.

That year, struggling students gained about 4 percent in reading and 15 percent in math, as measured by practice state tests.

A former State Commerce Department official was convicted yesterday in State Superior Court of using staff members to run her private law practice, state prosecutors said.