Sentence examples for the established practice of from inspiring English sources

"This seriously violates the established practice of reliable functioning of the gas transit system," Naftogaz said.

Following the established practice of his dynasty, Sesostris spent three years as his father's coregent.

Mixing banking and retailing is a twist to the established practice of banks operating teller areas in grocery stores.

He had earlier been rebuked by Khamenei after unilaterally sacking intelligence minister Heydar Moslehi – contrary to the established practice of consulting the supreme leader on intelligence matters.

Enhancement of cement-based materials with graphite nanomaterials builds upon and complements the established practice of reinforcing cement-based materials with micro-scale fibers.

It is that question which Congress has now resolved in favor of the established practice of trial judges to include the inference in their charges.

This innovation was an attempt to mix local song styles and melodies with the established practices of Arab music.

■ Transmitting Andy Warhol Exhibition As the father of pop art, Andy Warhol redefined how art was received and distributed, and this exhibition is the first to examine his impact on the established practices of the art world.

This phase of the taxing power, rooted in the established practices of the States in common with other governments, was not suddenly abrogated on July 28 , 1868 when the Fourteenth Amendment became the law of the land.

This paper suggests how an approach designed to prevent waste and other global impacts could be based upon the established practices of precycling, circular economic policy and recycling insurance.

Among the established practices of the temple service still current in the synagogue are the extensive use of the shofar (a ritualistic ram's-horn trumpet) and the singing of passages from the Torah (Pentateuch; the first five books of the Bible), prayers, and songs of praise.