Sentence examples for practices expressed from inspiring English sources

The US government's Justice department, which has a responsibility for stamping out monopoly practices, expressed similar fears, saying the deal effectively grants Google a monopoly over out-of-print books whose authors cannot be found.

History of religions criticism in much the same way compares the religious beliefs and practices expressed by the biblical texts to the trends discernible within world religion in general.

However, in mid-2009, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) an autonomous government organization, formed exclusively for protecting consumers from unjust business practices, expressed concerns about the bamboo labeling, forcing companies to list "rayon made from bamboo" when products are not natural bamboo.

155 practices expressed interest in the study.

15 Twenty nine practices expressed an interest in the trial and 27 agreed to participate.

Receptionists in some practices expressed concern that doctors did not check prescriptions thoroughly before signing.

First, general practices express an interest in participating in the TARGET cohort study via the UK primary care research network (PCRN).

Following an initial information letter, practices expressing interest in participating in the trial were visited by the research team to assess their eligibility before being given a formal invitation to participate.

GP practices participating in the study were members of the CPRD Clinical Practice Research Datalinkk), had voluntarily agreed to take part in the trial, and had then voluntarily agreed to participate in the process evaluation study which may have resulted in more research experienced practices expressing their views.

Laurence D. Laufer, a former lawyer for the Campaign Finance Board who is now in private practice, expressed concern that the board would not do anything to curb the influence of wealthy candidates.

And above all, whatever else one thinks about her, the publication in 1949 of The Second Sex and the consistency of both her view and her practice, expressed thereafter, that women can and should choose for themselves what happens to their bodies and in their lives, deserves applause and high admiration.