Sentence examples for practice suggested that from inspiring English sources

Lyndon Harris, a barrister who specialises in sentencing practice, suggested that 18 weeks was not surprising even though it was at the upper end of magistrates' sentencing guidelines.

Perry Link, a China specialist at Princeton University, said Beijing's previous practice suggested that it would jam radio and television broadcasts and limit Internet access to minimize information reaching its citizens.

His government voiced tepid approval of the Geneva plan, but as with Mr Annan's previous plan, which it formally accepted but largely ignored in practice, suggested that its opponents should first drop their weapons.This is not going to happen.

However, our practice suggested that there may be a higher frequency of falsely negative reports.

Our study in general practice suggested that GPs did not report all adverse events, as compared to other sources.

Staff at another practice suggested that diabetics coming from another practice may have received prescriptions in connection with their diabetes but not yet have had a consultation concerning their diabetes.

Past practice suggests that the culprits may eventually be granted an amnesty.

No one would say so, of course, but tradition and practice suggest that the authority of a seat in parliament renders impunity on all those who are elected.

Second, it apparently reverses a century of motivation theory and practice, suggesting that staff are already motivated so they don't need a pay award.

Best practice suggests that some schools include it anyway, but if it's not mandatory, it's often easy to overlook.

Most important, no concussed player could return to the same game or practice — suggesting that what the N.F.L. once insisted was safe no longer was.