Sentence examples for practices at the base from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Three senior officials at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, sacred ground for the military and the main entry point for the nation's war dead, knew they had lost body parts of two service members killed in Afghanistan but did nothing to correct sloppy practices at the base mortuary, the Air Force said Tuesday.

The HP supply wells were contaminated by an on-base landfill used for chemical dumping as well as underground storage tank leaks and waste disposal practices at the base's industrial area [ 1].

"I was so stoked to ride it," Hoffmann, now 27, said after practice at the base of the glittering, icy-smooth halfpipe here.

Those who spoke of the interrogation practices at the naval base did so under the condition that their identities not be revealed.

What steps will you take to ensure that hiring practices at the Justice Department are based on professional quality and not ideological purity?

LONDON — British authorities on Tuesday fined the Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company of Japan £3.3 million, or $5.3 million, for poor corporate governance practices at the insurer's subsidiary based in London.

DealBook »   Britain Fines Japanese Insurance Company $5.3 Million  |  British authorities on Tuesday fined Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company of Japan £3.3 million for poor corporate governance practices at the insurer's subsidiary based in London.

Grossly inadequate sanitation practices at a peacekeeping base, including the spillover of faecal waste, led to the contamination of a nearby stream.

The evaluation and monitoring procedures are based on practices at the Slovak wet interim spent fuel storage facility in NPP Jaslovské Bohunice.

Dr. D. P. Devanand, who practices at the New York State Psychiatric Institute and teaches at Columbia, based the theory on a study of 90 patients who were suffering memory problems or cognitive impairment.

As reported in The Atlantic last month, a study of "Chimpanzee accumulative stone throwing" led by researchers at Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany revealed among separate groups of chimpanzees in West Africa practices of throwing stones at the bases of specific trees.