Sentence examples for practices which was from inspiring English sources

Costs of music lessons in Pembrokeshire, for example, are expected to rise by up to £4 an hour, with an additional travel cost of around £60 per pupil per term for transport to ensemble practices which was previously free, all as a result of Pembrokeshire county council music service needing to cut their funding by £75,000 in 2014/15, and having to cut by the same amount in 2015/16.

The report follows a government-commissioned independent review of modern working practices, which was carried out by Matthew Taylor and published this summer.

With staff turnover and work overburden, there was a lack of human resources to effectively continue the implemented practices, which was in turn detrimental to service sustainability.

The government commissioned an independent review of modern working practices, which was published in July, and included recommendations such as creating a new classification for workers on tech platforms to separate them from what it dubbed the "legitimately self-employed".

The Post reported that three of the five members of Obama's committee into technology practices, which was established following the Snowden leaks, signed the letter — which was organized by New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute.

The EU effort was apparently directed to induce changes in oil palm farming practices, which was seen as a major source of deforestation, peatlands conversion, and climate change impact (Butler 2008).

Fortunately, we have evolved beyond such "natural" practices, which are abhorrent to civilised people.

"MPIG is not an equitable way of funding practices, which is why we are supporting its phased withdrawal.

And he has restricted news media access to practices, which are frequently broadcast live.

The authors settle instead for a survey of best practices, which is fine.

And many of the rules cover practices which are no longer much of a threat.