Sullivan asked why he should break with his usual practice, which is to set a sentencing date at the same time he launches the pre-sentencing review.
And then your practice, which is to just compliment somebody with full force, or with kindness, and how important that is to our happiness and our social connections.
Mr. Zemeckis, though, sees no break with his standard practice, which is to use state-of-the-art technology in the service of classic cinematic storytelling.
There are a few duds, but Swift's practice – which is to make a world in a dozen pages, sometimes less; a world in a bottle – carries the reader quickly through and on to the next.
It's what's called "deliberate practice," which is to say, if you do something a lot, you get really good at it.
In the process, his account devotes considerable attention to the practice of argumentation, and the constraints which make it a practice which is to be valued because it produces positive veritistic results.
"The FBI communicated to us that we should follow our standard practice, which is to put our internal review on hold while there is an ongoing law enforcement investigation," State Department spokeswoman Elizabeth Trudeau told reporters on Friday.
On the other hand, our methods were in keeping with our usual practice, which is to use research volunteers to transcribe study documents.
This sensitivity highlights the major advantage of the monofilament examination in clinical practice, which is to rule out subsequent risk of disease in those without neuropathy.
We assessed persistence through the simplest and most used way in clinical practice, which is to ask the patient whether he/she is still taking the medication as prescribed [ 7, 40- 43].
