Sentence examples for practice to bring from inspiring English sources

It is common practice to bring beehives into the orchard during bloom.

In criminal cases, it is common practice to bring relatives of defendants before grand juries.

Actually, it takes a bit of practice to bring out the best from the Type-S.

It is common practice to bring only three leads out to a terminal block whether the winding is connected in wye or in delta.

Stratford is surely the national site for the Elizabethan playhouse everyone desires in theory, while nothing is done in practice to bring it into existence.

The NUS's response has come after Mr Javid this week asked Universities UK to set up and lead a taskforce in order to develop a code of practice to bring about cultural change.

"I always knew I could play this well, that I could get far in these tournaments, but it's different playing like that in practice to bringing it on to the match court at big occasions with pressure.

The coalition says it wants to shake up institutions and business practices to bring Moldova into line with European Union standards.

He also employs some dubious legal practices to bring the Holocaust denier and survivor face to face in the lawyer's office.

However, the results do not support the hypothesis that firms will engage in practices to bring German GAAP and IFRS financial statements closer together.

Specifically, the company plans to expand its analytics capabilities and data science practices "to bring richer analytics and benchmarking to its customers," as a company spokesperson told me.