Sentence examples for practice suit from inspiring English sources

In Santa Clara, Jones stripped down to a Mondrian-patterned practice suit and warmed up next to Phelps.

President Bill Clinton had waived that regulation every six months, and Mr. Bush has to decide by July whether to follow that practice suit or risk angering not only Cuba, but also European nations whose companies have extensive dealings here.

And yet there was Hansen on the deck last week in his blue Nike practice suit pondering which Speedo suit to try — he eschewed the LZR Racer for the Fastskin Pro Male Legging — and quipping that what he was doing felt like someone cheating on his wife.

But as deployed by corporations against many thousands of individual consumers and employees, it bears a troubling likeness to the 19th-century concept of conciliation as a practice suited only for a subservient underclass.

Apple's litigation generally involves intellectual property disputes, but the company has also been a party in lawsuits that include antitrust claims, consumer actions, commercial unfair trade practice suits, defamation claims, and corporate espionage, among other matters.

These are just some of the questions that may help you decide if a particular practice suits your needs.

Sherri Buffkin, a white woman and the former director of purchasing who testified before the National Labor Relations Board in an unfair-labor-practice suit brought by the union in 1998, said in an interview that the company assigns workers by race.

The practices suits the vast derivatives markets, which need a daily rate to price products like interest-rate swaps.

It is also the defendant in eight civil rights discrimination cases, six contract disputes, and three unfair labor practices suits.

The material evidence shows the ways in which indigenous Caribbean societies developed house- building practices suited to maritime ecologies and hazards, and which endured over long periods of time.

The practice, the suit says, artificially raises the price that consumers pay for A.T.M. services and limits the revenue that A.T.M. operators can earn.