Sentence examples for practices experts from inspiring English sources

Despite reservations about many current disclosure practices, experts are stalwart defenders of the underlying principle.

These disclosure rules will not shed light on such pay practices, experts said, although Treasury sources insisted that remuneration committees would now at least sign off the pay of the 10 highest-paid staff.

Since 2013, after decades of warnings about misguided development policies and destructive land use practices, experts and civil society organisations have been calling for increasingly strong measures to reduce water consumption to keep the minimum secure levels for supply reservoirs.

The earthquake provided the first hard evidence that millions of people in many of the world's most populous cities are at risk from earthquakes because of widespread use of reinforced concrete and substandard building practices, experts said.

This suggests that the racial gap in survival for this particular cancer may trace back to social and cultural differences between blacks and whites, including different sexual practices, experts said.

The much-maligned I.R.S. has made strides toward improving its services and practices, experts say, but Senator Charles E. Grassley, an Iowa Republican and one of the service's fiercest critics, assailed the agency recently for losing track of 2,300 computers.

"It appeared to me that they were grossly outnumbered and outgunned," said retired cop Paul Cappitelli, a police practices expert and the former head of the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training.

Economics is driving the practice, experts and river poisoners themselves say.

For instance, he said that the Kennedy school "had an edge in bringing practicing experts to campus, while Woodrow Wilson's strength was in the quality of its teaching".

But in practice, experts often differ, even on the best proposals, and a single dissenting vote can reduce a proposal's overall score too low to get financed.

It is a fairly wide practice, experts say, with Japanese, American and other fishing nations employing it in their quest for fish.