Sentence examples for still common practice from inspiring English sources

It is still common practice to feed dead cattle to pigs and chickens and vice versa.

While officially illegal in Ethiopia since 1995, early marriage is still common practice.

The nation's constitution contains the words "nature has the right to exist, persist, maintain and regenerate its vital cycles," and yet it's still common practice in much of Ecuador to throw trash out of the windows of public buses.

(In those days it was still common practice to place a top camp higher than the South Col; nowadays virtually all parties start their final push from the col, some 3,100 feet [950 metres] below the summit).

Yet, it is still common practice to develop individual solutions for different instruments.

A still common practice of fertilizer application in conventional agriculture is broadcasting or foliar application by spraying.

Still, although in most European countries doctors tend to reveal the truth directly to the patient [ 27][ 28][ 29] without the family's consent, it is still not common practice yet in Greece, possibly as a result of the strong family bonds.

Although the impact of the number of insulin injections can only be compared if OHA is the same in the two arms, it is still common clinical practice to use premixed insulins and multiple insulin injection regimens without OHA, which is why such comparisons were included.

"It is very clear torture is still a common practice in Sri Lanka for both the police and military," said Jean-Benoit Louveaux, Freedom from Torture's policy and advocacy manager.

Landfill is still the common practice of MSWM in the developing world.

Despite the disputable effects of scores or grades upon learning, providing scores or grades is still a common practice in many schools throughout Singapore.