Sentence examples for practices written from inspiring English sources

Civil liberties lawyers argued that the Police Department's videotape policy and practices — written up as Interim Order 47 — allowed officers to videotape just about anyone for any reason, and were much too broad.

Nothing ever came of the project, and in 1977, Bluhdorn had a new concern: a series of muckraking pieces about his financial practices, written by Seymour Hersh, appeared in the Times and set off an attack on G. & W. In 1981, the S.E.C. dropped the charges against G. & W. Bluhdorn died of a heart attack in 1983.

Before launching into the findings from its committee-wide examination of current practices, written up in an accompanying report, the group emphasized that states are "firmly in the lead" in conducting elections, although the federal government should work closely to provide funds and information.

Reflections on Silver River is in part McLeod's translation of those "thirty-seven practices," written down in pithy verse form by the early 14th century Tibetan monk, Tokme Zongpo; in part his own much more expansive reflections.

One week before the actual fMRI scan session, novices were given written instructions on how to perform the meditative practices, written by Dr. Ricard, following which they practiced this compassion meditation and two other meditations for one hour a day for a week (20 minutes per meditation).

Practices wrote to women identified asking them to contact the research team if interested in participating.

There are are a few courses for learning and practicing written Marshallese.

Then she would practice writing.

To test their news ideas, students will practice writing sample headlines and leads for their ideas.

"Myopic, in ophthalmological practice," writes Heskel Haddad, M.D., "is a person with sharp vision at near.

After reading the greetings script the other day, students practiced writing their first and last names.