Sentence examples for practices have allowed from inspiring English sources

It seems to me that some GP practices have allowed their standards to slip.

Government investigators are also looking into whether certain marketing practices have allowed companies to overcharge federal and state health programs, increasing the profits of the medical supply companies.

But the report maintains that the "widely unregulated, seldom audited and generally undocumented practices have allowed unscrupulous actors such as Al Qaeda to access huge sums of money over the years".

"Corrupt hiring practices have allowed for many incompetent directors to remain in charge of the provincial and district officials". The Afghan army, normally the most respected arm of government, is at loggerheads with Garmsir's elders because a sergeant attempted to elope with a 15-year-old girl whose father had promised her to a much older man.

Two heart practices have allowed me to live increasingly from loving awareness.

Through the process of drilling wells, sloppy fracking practices have allowed cancer-causing contaminants into the water table and caused a host of health problems for local residents.

Why should such a man want to restrict banking activity, Glass-Steagall-style, when his loan practices had allowed him to make a fortune off the taxpayer bailouts that were the result of not doing so?

One lawsuit that represents 150 people alleges that Pioneer, in its cultivation practices, has allowed pesticides and pesticide laden dust to escape and infiltrate into people's homes for the last 10 years.

"Previous policy and practice have allowed for the return of some priests to ministry after careful evaluation and assurances from experts that they could do so without placing anyone at risk," the bishop said.

Although in theory the sovereign people have an inalienable right to choose and dismiss all public officials who are constitutionally described as "servants of the whole community"—both tradition and political practice have allowed the civil service in Japan to retain and consolidate its old position in government.

The improvements to radiotherapy technique, which are a critical part of SABR in practice, have allowed the irradiation of OARs to be minimized (without compromising tumour coverage), and therefore dose escalation to tumour is now possible.