Sentence examples for the practice of setting from inspiring English sources

As of 1 October, Wells Fargo has terminated the practice of setting sales quotas in its retail banking.

Mr. Musto, Mr. Hagen and Mr. Heggie are serious and gifted musicians clearly enthralled with the singing voice and engaged by the practice of setting words to music.

Also in 1987 the practice of setting aside legislative seats elected from the white roll ended, and white voters were incorporated into the common roll.

Marginal-cost pricing, in economics, the practice of setting the price of a product to equal the extra cost of producing an extra unit of output.

The practice of setting a legal maximum on interest rates later was followed by most states of the United States and most other Western nations.

The union also urged that people halt the practice of setting off Chinese lanterns – paper and wire hot air balloons fuelled by a naked flame – at parties and festivals.

Unfortunately, there are a number of obvious differences between the practice of set theory and that of more-clearly algebraic subjects like group theory.

This practice may have continued even in the Diaspora, but at a later date the present practice of setting the holy ark in or before the east wall was established, so that "facing Jerusalem" is now more symbolic than actual.

"Making the numbers"—the much-derided practice of setting, then meeting, short-term profit targets continues to flourish in America.

At the same time, the current practice of setting specific criteria for the allocation of some healthcare resources, as, for example, determining the eligibility criteria for screening, shows the urgent need for personalized medicine.

This study supported the clinical practice of setting the PEEP at 2 cmH2O above the LIP.