Sentence examples for practices of the former from inspiring English sources

In one of the first practices of the former Philadelphia Coach Buddy Ryan in 1986, almost a dozen players were sent to the hospital -- in one practice -- with various heat-related illnesses.

If the Iraqi government wants to avoid comparisons with U.S. abuses at Abu Ghraib and the appalling practices of the former government of Saddam Hussein, it needs to stop stonewalling.

The residents of Menzel Ennour are not alone in hoping that this will not lead to the return of the harsh policing practices of the former Ben Ali regime.

*Lucas echoed the sentiment of other veterans that one of the big reasons the Jets faltered down the stretch last season was fatigue, though he fell short of blaming the harsh practices of the former coach Al Groh as other veterans have.

FBI Director intends by his speaking to reassure and confirm his own personal integrity and the conclusion of his long inquiry into the email practice of the former Secretary of State.

Local civil-rights groups have long sought reparations relating to the notorious practices of Burge, the former Chicago police commander who was released from home custody this month and is estimated to have cost the city upwards of $100m stemming from settlements and judgments in civil-rights cases.

However, the audit patient population was similar to the incident cancer cases in England (Rubin et al, 2011) while the characteristics of participating practices were similar to non-participating practices of the same (former) cancer network (Lyratzopoulos et al, 2013b).

Both dimensions are essential to the practice of citizenship, the former providing the spaces where it can flourish, the latter providing the stable background from which public spaces of action and deliberation can arise.

Deaths coded to mental and behavioural disorder F00-F999) were included with those coded to external causes V01-Y899), in keeping with the current CSO practice of reporting the former as unintentional injuries.

Since his impressive Monday morning weigh-in (6 feet 7, 331 pounds) led into two solid days of practices, the former University of Miami offensive lineman has piqued the interest of numerous teams.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/76/prepub We should like to thank the staff of practices in the former Bradford and Airedale PCT for allowing us to conduct this research.