Sentence examples for the prior practice from inspiring English sources
My conviction that the Act was designed to permit the Secretary to include adjustments that reflected the prior practice of the milk industry does not mean that he can act with unlimited abandon and approve a payment simply because historically it was provided for prior to federal regulation.
Had Congress intended to eliminate this feature of the prior practice, it would have been easy to say so, but there is absolutely nothing in the statute or in the legislative history that demonstrates a desire to alter the advantage nearby farmers had always enjoyed.
She decried the prior practice of putting immigrant families in removal proceedings rather than prosecuting parents for illegal entry, likening it to a "get out of jail free" card.
He noted that those were the rates that applied prior to the (Republican Congress) outlawing that practice in its Part D plan in 2005, and he was merely suggesting a rollback to the prior practice.
Under the change, two-thirds of the NOSB must vote to remove a substance from the approved list, a reversal of the prior practice that require a two-thirds vote to keep a substance on the approved list every five years.
Along with exam training, you must also focus on doing sufficient self-study for the exam; prior practice with test exams is very important.
In a statement, Patrick Toomey, staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, which had represented Amnesty International and the other plaintiffs, hailed the move but criticized the Justice Department's prior practice.
Within two hours of the closing of the polls, contrary to prior practice and electoral rules, the Interior Ministry, through the state news agency, announced a landslide victory for President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose fantastical take on the world and world history appears to have added another fantastical episode.
Why should the landlord be allowed to interfere with that kind of arrangement?" Mr. Belkin said that concerns about the impact of allowing tenants to charge roommates only for their proportionate share of the rent seemed to ignore the impact that prior practice had on roommates.
The FDA Gulf seafood risk assessment (FDA 2010a) contains numerous assumptions that are inconsistent with the FDA's own prior practice and with risk assessment guidelines produced by other authoritative entities, including the National Research Council (NRC), the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAand and the California EPA.
"Because the Commission's approach departs from prior practice, it should not be applied retroactively".
