Sentence examples for practice temporarily from inspiring English sources

But in a statement given to the Observer, Jack Straw, the justice secretary, declared it is "neither policy nor acceptable practice temporarily to move prisoners during inspections".

This can create an interesting twist on the so-called revolving door, when lawyers leave private practice temporarily to take government jobs.

The justice secretary, Jack Straw, who has launched an official inquiry into the claims, which is due to report later this month, has declared it is "neither policy nor acceptable practice temporarily to move prisoners during inspections".

Straw's statement to the Observer said: "The chief inspector will make her own judgments in her inspection reports on the prisons, due for release shortly, but it is neither policy nor acceptable practice temporarily to move prisoners during inspections".

Just before the school year began, the state suspended the practice temporarily after Attorney General Dustin McDaniel issued an opinion that school districts could not act as private security companies.

Clorox is stopping the practice, temporarily hurting profits.

Thésards briefly explore and extend public health in the city, and their fieldwork practices temporarily materialize and spatialize (through locations of neglect) its public as national and inclusive.

Eventually, he went to the Corinthians club and put his medical practice aside — temporarily, he said.

Short-sellers were blamed for intensifying market sell-offs in the fall 2008, before the practice was temporarily banned.

"Couch surfing" refers to the practice of temporarily lodging with a stranger — free of charge, unless you count being incessantly sociable as payment.

The company -- which buys two billion eggs a year -- has also told its egg suppliers to stop the practice of temporarily withholding food and water to induce hens to lay larger eggs.