Sentence examples for the accepted practice for from inspiring English sources

As a government lawyer, I have been involved in numerous civil enforcement settlements in which it is the accepted practice for defendants to deny liability.

Under the new legislation, perpetrators of honor killings can no longer go free, even if pardoned by a victim's family, as has been the accepted practice for centuries.

For too long it has been the accepted practice of donors such as the UK government and the World Bank to attach a wide range of conditions to the financial assistance they offer developing countries.

Is consistent with the accepted practice of classifying and naming RNAs based on function.

Lay teachers, fully aware of the accepted practices of their religious employers, could also be responsible for unpleasant acts.

In the aftermath of the First World War it became the accepted practice in Hungary for citizens with Germanic surnames to adopt Hungarian ones.

While normalization of PTMs within a protein to the total amount of the protein is an accepted practice for quantification [ 20], it is typically not advisable to normalize PTMs within one protein to the total abundance of a different protein.

The use of DMFT has been an accepted practice for assessing the prevalence and severity of caries in a population [ 4].

However, it is an accepted practice for the YLS measures to be rated using archival records (e.g., case notes and clinical reports) for research purposes (e.g., Chu, Ng, Fong, & Teoh, 2012; Takahashi et al., 2013; Viljoen, Elkovitch, Scalora, & Ullman, 2009).

Pamela Thompson, chief executive of the American Organization of Nurse Executives, a subsidiary of the American Hospital Association, said it was "an accepted practice" for nurses to work 12-hour shifts.

No attempt was made to impute missing values except in the generalisability analysis where missing item scores were replaced by the grand mean in line with accepted practice for generalisability analysis [ 26].