Sentence examples for settled practice from inspiring English sources

They're not settled practice and Infrastructure Australia doesn't use them.

He began performing near his home, in Pontiac, Michigan, at the age of thirteen, in 1931, a time when jazz piano was by no means a settled practice.

Since government must make its action consistent in principle (rather than formally), the conclusion we should derive from this normative explanation, suitably elaborated, is that certain moral principles that together justify institutional decisions and settled practice determine legal rights and obligations.

And such is the settled practice of that court.

Property, according to Bentham, is nothing but an expectation of protection created by the legislator and by settled practice.

Before the Hanoverian succession, when the use of "princess" became settled practice, royal daughters were styled Lady Forename or the Lady Forename.

Settled into practice a few years later, doctors clam up.

One day, I went on rounds with Lester Dyke, a weather-beaten, ranch-owning fifty-three-year-old cardiac surgeon who grew up in Austin, did his surgical training with the Army all over the country, and settled into practice in Hidalgo County.

We reasoned that by 2003, even the 1997 graduates would likely have completed residency training and settled into practice.

Louisiana Senator David Vitter (R-LA), the new ranking member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, plans to investigate this Sue and Settle practice, "using all available tools to bring to light this often abused path to regulatory influence".

They have begun settled agricultural practices, however, growing rice, cassava, millet, and corn (maize).