Sentence examples for practice to date from inspiring English sources

Some may prefer that Pentagon officials micromanage the war from Washington, but that has not been the practice to date.

The Rhetra is a precocious constitutional document, if it really dates to the 9th or early 8th century, and for that and other reasons (Delphi was not active and writing was not common much before the middle of the 8th century) it is common practice to date the whole document or pair of documents a century or two later.

While other departments generally have problems in specific areas, like the use of excessive force, "New Orleans has every issue that has existed in our practice to date, and a few that we hadn't encountered," said Thomas E. Perez, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department's civil rights division.

The power of these studies is considered limited in clinical practice to date.

Although previous VEMP reports have been inconsistent, VEMP remains the easiest and simplest method for measuring vestibular activity in clinical practice to date.

Meniscal injury is one of the most common knee joint injuries, which remains an intractable challenge in clinical practice to date.

But if there's one thing I've practiced to date in my life, it's anxiety.

However, the next decade ushered in some of the ugliest discriminatory practices to date.

Second, we have had variable levels of engagement in the practices to date.

We have run follow-up MIQUEST searches in 178 practices to date, and have identified 21 potential endpoints in H. pylori positive participants.

After an extensive period of analyzing its lending practices to-date and its statute, as well as conducting broad outreach to key stakeholders including a roadshow to leading Northeastern investors, we made a number of recommendations.