Sentence examples for practices in question from inspiring English sources
Sabato believes the real damage of the Trump University cases lies less in the business practices in question and more in the candidate's shocking decision to accuse a judge of racial bias.
But let me quickly explain that the "Barbaric Cultural Practices" in question are polygamy, "gender-based" family violence, "honour-killing" and forcing children under 16 to leave Canada for marriages abroad.
But instead of presenting a well-made, explanatory-condemnatory drama, she created a messy, chaotic and sometimes unpleasant work that instead expresses the moral ugliness of tax evasion – the real, exploitative horror that lies behind the elegant business suits and clean, light offices that mask the practices in question.
Schonfeld says he stopped the practices in question immediately, even though he believed they were "legal and responsible".
Rather, the practices in question can be the explicit requirements of a society or culture, and self-consciously promoted by women themselves.
In order to decide "how to take our investigations forward," Vestager says she plans to talk to "those most directly affected by the practices in question" to find out what they have to say.
In the North Sea Continental Shelf cases, the ICJ stated that the practice in question must have "occurred in such a way as to show a general recognition that a rule of law or legal obligation is involved".
Since Google changed its policy on search terms in Britain, the practice in question has become widespread, especially among online retailers, travel agencies and other sites that depend heavily on search engines for traffic.
The Validator is expected to be neutral and unbiased when deciding whether the practice in question is occurring or not occurring.
The Validator needs to interpret the intent of the quality Indicator and then apply that interpretation to determine whether the practice in question is occurring.
A possible explanation is that there is no fact of the matter about whether the practice in question is morally right.
