Sentence examples for practices back to from inspiring English sources

The report traced these police practices back to the "zero tolerance" policies of the late 1990s, which "led to repeated violations of the constitutional and statutory rights, further eroding the community's trust in the police".

Where residents see a neighbouring landlord excelling in a service, for instance, call-handling, other residents will sit in on the service with staff before feeding better practices back to their own landlord.

Mr. Sloan said the bank had already named a new head of community banking, ended the retail banking sales goals that employees blamed for putting them under undue pressure and extended its review of its sales practices back to 2009.

Mindfulness is the current panacea, and some have found ways to bring these practices back to the Middle Kingdom adapted to the local population – and without (just) aiming for profits.

Wax retired in 1978, and was succeeded by Harry Danziger, who brought traditional practices back to the congregation.

We hope that by involving our staff, they will take these practices back to their communities, implement better practices at home, and teach others to do the same.

The Kimbell project is also notable because it brings Mr. Piano's practice back to its roots.

Discusses the attitude within the Bureau toward breaking the law in the line of duty and traces this practice back to 1936 when Pres.

Mr. Partnoy said that he had researched market timing of mutual funds and traced the practice back to the 1920's, before the securities laws were written.

Knowyourmeme.com traces the practice back to the early 2000s, and points out that the website Something Awful published a set of pictures entitled Swap Grandparents and Babies Heads! in 2004.

Caregivers that did not use tobacco were more likely to practice back to sleep, with 210 (88%) practicing back to sleep compared to 246969%) that used tobacco (p = 0.009).