Sentence examples for practices not only from inspiring English sources

The concept underpins the practices not only of special libraries but of all types of library and information services.

Banks should be required to be transparent in their practices not only to regain the trust of the consumers, but to hold themselves to account.

As part of the complaint, Massachusetts regulators say that Morgan Stanley's sales practices not only violate state securities laws but the firm's rules as well.

He'd spent the last 17 years promoting the benefits of sustainable business practices, not only for protecting the environment but for boosting the bottom line.

Google, the Internet search giant, is facing questions about its privacy practices not only from advocacy groups in the United States, but also from an advisory panel for the European Union.

The court's practices not only deeply influenced the authors of the American constitution and the young nation's developing legal code, but the files are also the only large-scale printed source of how ordinary Englishmen actually spoke in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

Malagasy farmers embrace and perpetuate the practice not only for its practical benefits as an agricultural technique, but for its cultural associations with prosperity, health and venerated ancestral custom (fomba malagasy).

Waiters practiced not only balletic movements and gestures but correct pronunciation.

The practice not only breaks the Muslim code of conduct, said the court, but is blasphemous.

He gets in the hot and cold tub every day after practice, not only when he is sore.

The practice not only provided significant financial support to a curious dictatorship, but it had an unhealthy effect on the lives of Koreans in Japan.