Sentence examples for the previous practice from inspiring English sources

After all, no one in the UK objected to the previous practice of charging men and women different premiums.

But the shift also created bitterness, particularly among students who felt their lives had been short-circuited by the previous practice.

With Mr Campbell as his main agent, he presided over a system that may not have invented spin but took it well beyond the previous practice.

The fact that he made clear that he has no immediate plans to discipline any senior managers who have been implicated in the previous practice and cover-up of abuse is also not encouraging.

While it still lets users choose whether to require a password each time they call their voice mail, the default is to have them use one — the opposite of the previous practice.

The device was also well suited to antiaircraft artillery, with shells bursting when the fuze reported the close presence of an aircraft rather than at a preset altitude as was the previous practice.

The previous practice of the Council and statements made by Council members during the negotiation of resolution 1441 demonstrate that the phrase "material breach" signifies a finding by the Council of a sufficiently serious breach of the cease-fire conditions to revive the authorisation in resolution 678 and that "serious consequences" is accepted as indicating the use of force.

The home secretary also said she wanted to see more specialist skills, such as in cyber and financial crime, brought into the police for shorter periods, and underlined that she brought to an end the previous practice that every police officer had to start as a constable and serve for 30 years.