Sentence examples for to continue this practice from inspiring English sources

The new law puts in place a series of measures that will make it difficult for the states to continue this practice.

Levy flatly refused to continue this practice on the grounds that such donations did nothing to advance the company's long-term relationships with those potential customers.

A vote to continue this practice would be hard to explain to constituents, so lawmakers simply invented reasons to oppose background checks.

He enjoys those exchanges, knowing the peculiarities of most of the commenters, and plans to continue this practice until he croaks.

I am ever ready for them to not want to continue this practice, but whenever I give them a kiss on the cheek, they grab me and kiss me on the lips.

They said they intended to continue this practice heading into the 2010 midterm elections, as well as with an eye to the redistricting fights that will go on within states early in the next decade.

"We're pleased that the White House press team takes this issue seriously, and they seem open to continuing this practice going forward," said Howard Goller, United States editor for political and general news at Reuters.

We have never stopped doing it and today, in the face of ridiculous legal challenges, which have thankfully been abandoned in Santa Monica but continue in San Francisco, Jews of all stripes, along with Muslims and religious freedom advocates, are fighting for our right to continue this ancient practice, even as we don't do most of the ancient Biblical practices any longer.

Also, we want to continue this lovely practice – and are open to suggestions (we might not always be able to accommodate them, but we will try!) Who else would you like to doodle for us?

Under this Guideline, if an airline elects to continue this advertising practice, it must also disclose that the fare is only available if a consumer purchases a round trip ticket and the actual price of the full round trip ticket.

With its acquisition of Time-Warner, it has even more reason to continue this unfair practice"." "A federal appeals court in Washington D.C. will hear arguments Friday in a challenge to the Federal Communications Commission's 2017 decision to end net neutrality.