Sentence examples for the practice of providing from inspiring English sources
He abandoned the practice of providing gladiatorial games.
Critics of the practice of providing American-grown grains to international charities say it hurts local farmers by increasing competition.
The practice of providing alternative accommodations when a hotel is overbooked is called "walking" in the hotel industry.
Ernst & Young's announcement leaves Deloitte & Touche as the only Big Five accounting firm standing by the practice of providing consulting services to companies it audits.
Before the coming of the Internet, the practice of providing offices for small temporary tenants was called fractional office space business.
The practice of providing pieces for students to play continued in the 20th century with composers like Igor Stravinsky, Dmitri Kabalevsky, Ross Lee Finney and Gyorgy Kurtag.
Among other initiatives, Fink argued that it's time to dump the automatic practice of providing the market with quarterly earnings forecasts.
Current evidence does not support the usual practice of providing outpatient rehabilitation in the period immediately following discharge from the acute orthopaedic ward after TKR in terms of improving self-reported of physical outcomes.
The current practice of providing feedback at the NHS Trust level is highly unlikely to be effective if the intervention tested in this trial, which provides feedback to individual surgeons, is ineffective.
The aim of the current project is to evaluate the implementation value of the 'Strengthen your ankle' App as compared to the usual practice of providing injured athletes with written materials.
When they are part of the religious and tradition-oriented beliefs of a specific culture, the masks can offer considerable insight, which is one reason for the growing practice of providing exhibition viewers with as much context as possible.
