Sentence examples for true to its practice from inspiring English sources

True to its practice of ignoring politically inconvenient science, the administration of George W. Bush set the standard at 75 parts per billion in 2008.

True to its practice, the survey acknowledged each of its sources, the most important of which had just been acquired from Rosecrans.

Losing the integrity of a tribe because of westernisation seemed unacceptable to me, but I felt one element of modern life – women's rights – could help the tribe continue while remaining true to its practices and beliefs.

As just one example, it is clear that technological change drives our understanding of best execution said bluntly, for "best execution" to be true to its name, the in-practice requirements should reflect the trading ecosystem of the time.

While it says it remains true to its mission, that "students working with our employer partners should be viewed as investments into the future of their organizations," whether it remains true in practice is not clear.

Dr. Burdick, the church's music director, also tries to stay true to original performance practice.

True to his usual practice, Arnault is leaving Karan in charge of design.

The gowns are also designed true to size, a practice not standard in the wedding industry.

It opposed what, in its view, was a compromising approach to true Christian theology and practice but was rejected by the church as an exaggerated and unorthodox position.

In theory this could be true, but in practice it's likely to be false.

Half the relevant profession decided that although it might be true in practice, it wasn't true in theory, and therefore couldn't happen.