Sentence examples for practice was introduced from inspiring English sources

This practice was introduced, along with electric firing, by Thomas Doane, the resident engineer.

The groceries supply code of practice was introduced by the government last year and the adjudicator's job would be to oversee it.

By the time the practice was introduced in England, by Edward Jenner in the late 18th century, it was already common among west African slaves transported to the United States, as well as the elites of the Ottoman empire.

A voluntary code of practice was introduced by the industry more than two years ago but analysis by Citizens Advice of 261 cases between February 2011 and January 2014 suggests it is being regularly flouted.

The practice was introduced 40 years ago by police to lend credibility to the backstory of covert operatives spying on protesters, and to guard against the possibility that campaigners would discover their true identities.

The law was reenacted in 1660, and the practice was introduced of "enumerating" certain colonial products, which could be shipped directly only to England, Ireland, or another English colony.

The deal is meant to augment a worldwide brand practice being introduced by FutureBrand to focus on campaigns for television, satellite and digital-media companies.

In the next section, the theory of communities of practice is introduced.

Groundwater travel times are also a vital indicator for lag time of a management practice being introduced in a field.

This is accomplished by using a new control strategy where a proportional-integral (PI) compensator that can be conveniently implemented in practice is introduced.

Many well established techniques would not be suitable for randomized trials but, as new techniques related to established practice are introduced (e.g. middle cerebral artery Doppler assessment), well-designed trials are essential to ensure they are safe, clinically useful and at least as good as standard practice.