Sentence examples for then common practice from inspiring English sources

It is then common practice to simply reduce the dimensionality of the objective vector by removing the objectives considered to be redundant.

And, as was then common practice, the diocese decided not to notify law enforcement officials who might have wanted to investigate whether the priest who admitted to the sexual abuse victimized others in the intervening years.

It is then common practice to work within a BIM-environment, using Revit, ArchiCAD, etc., and embedding metadata through either external database or BIM spreadsheets/other BIM software.

At the network level it is then common practice to close this system of equations by specifying f to be a function of presynaptic activity.

This practice resembled the by then common practice of collecting long extracts from the plays as the "beauties" of Shakespeare.

He attacked the then common practice of paying off rural farm workers to influence their vote, insisting that they "lend" their vote for only one election.

Among other things, the court prohibited a then-common practice among some states of spreading minorities across voting districts, leaving them too few in number in any given district to elect their preferred candidates.

The measure introduced by Humboldt in 1810 for the state examination and certification of teachers checked the then-common practice of permitting unqualified theological students to teach in the schools and raised the teaching profession to a high level of dignity and efficiency, placing Prussia in the forefront of educational progress.

In the early 1950s he began to explore the ramifications of ending the store's participation in the then-common practice of excluding black customers from shopping in the store, and while his legal advisors cautioned against that step, he offered support for any black entrepreneur looking to establish a quality store and, in 1954, began to hire black staff in some departments.

Escoffier himself was chiefly guilty of taking bribes and kickbacks from suppliers (then a common practice, as it may still be in some big institutions).

When the ten-volume set emerged in 1890, it was not sold in bookstores, but instead door-to-door, then a common practice.