Sentence examples for practices introduced from inspiring English sources

Yodyiam Srimanta received a six-month suspended sentence for not responding to a summons – one of the military practices introduced by the regime to curb dissent.

New varieties and better farming practices introduced during the "green revolution" in the 1960s mean that many farmers can now regularly harvest more than 8 tonnes per hectare today, compared to a worldwide average of about 3 tonnes per hectare.

Are there any new practices introduced in recent years to prepare Singapore for the 21st Century?

Reflective essays and reflective dialogues are two key reflective practices introduced next.

Agricultural practices introduced high chemical variations, despite the substantial differences between agricultural and off-site profiles.

At the opposite of unexploiters stand opportunists, wineries that do not have a particular interest in sustainability, but tend to heavily highlight the few sustainable practices introduced.

But the ships which docked in the harbour brought with them not only slaves but also cooking and farming practices, introducing rice, okra – eaten fried or in soup – collard greens, aubergines and peanuts.

Many Iraqis held in detention have been tortured and abused by the forces of those who argued that they were there to stop those very practices, introduce democracy and safeguard human rights.

Such practices introduce the potential for bias due either to recall bias or to the influence of an outsider in the home (the "Hawthorne effect").

Third, there were a large number of study sites located in many countries which likely have different treatment practices, introducing additional variability.

Archbishop Lefebvre was a leader of the traditionalists who rejected the modernizations in church teaching and practice introduced by the Second Vatican Council, especially the vernacular mass.