Sentence examples for practice to avoid from inspiring English sources

No wonder the militias of Oxford, Massachusetts, voted in 1823 to stop their annual target practice to avoid public humiliation.

A public eBay-type ratings system to rank speakers/conferences would provide nice examples of good practice for people to draw on (and bad practice to avoid).

The red jersey, which tells defensive players in practice to avoid hitting the player, is usually reserved for quarterbacks, and Montgomery has obviously not enjoyed the special treatment.

But from 2011 Ofqual have made it an essential part of their code of practice, to avoid so-called 'grade drift' and the usual public outcry about falling standards.

"Analyze this practice to avoid errors and to see if any organization has been rated as a foreign agent, although it does not engage in politics," he said, according to Interfax.

The Jordanian military keeps about 1,400 Syrian army and police defectors in a separate facility here, with limited chances to visit their families, a common practice to avoid the militarization of the civilian camps.

This change in practice is the equivalent to defensive practice-to avoid litigation rather than in the best interests of the patient.

To synthesize their learning, they create illustrated guidebooks explaining safe computer practices to avoid possible infections.

"Yes, the sovereign funds need transparency and should be guided by best practices to avoid politicization," he said.

Research In Motion said two members of its compensation committee will no longer participate in an internal investigation of stock-option practices to avoid any conflict of interest.

Lend Lease agreed in April to pay $56 million in fines and restitution and to clean up its practices to avoid prosecution.