Sentence examples for practice that begins from inspiring English sources

The core problem is the virtual absence of state law and family court practice that begins with the presumption of equal shared physical custody and financial responsibility.

Defanged debate bears an uncomfortable resemblance to what's known as Circle Time, a pedagogical practice that begins in preschool and can last through high school.

It's a practice that begins early.

A practice that began on cassette eventually moved to DAT tapes, CD-Rs and hard drives.

Will Democrats stick to their principles and criticize President Obama for perpetuating a practice that began under President George W. Bush?

Yet that drought was the longest only since rain gauges have been used to keep records — a practice that began in 1895.

State law allows campaigns to pay for "vote hauling," a practice that began decades ago when many poor and elderly voters in isolated hollows lacked transportation.

Those "responsible" doctors would have their names put above the beds of patients, "a practice that began being discouraged a decade ago as a throwback to the past".

Until recently, the booth had a live guard, a practice that began right after 9/11, when hundreds of troops were stationed there on active duty.

Similarly, the practice of dividing children into grades or classes according to their ages a practice that began in 18th-century Germany was to spread everywhere as schools grew larger.

If the league, union and Olympic officials reach an agreement, it will mark the fifth time the N.H.L. has suspended its schedule and sent its players to the Winter Games, a practice that began at Nagano in 1998.