Sentence examples for was current practice from inspiring English sources
According to the ethics commission's verdict, published on the IOC website, Hayatou admitted receiving the payment but pointed to minutes from a CAF meeting in 1998 and a certificate provided by its finance director this year to prove that he used the funds for its anniversary, saying that making cash payments was "current practice" at that time.
The comparator was current practice as the most realistic alternative faced by organisations seeking to implement the programme.
In this study the comparator was current practice, here defined as the mix of smoking cessation interventions accessed by those in the control arm of the txt2stop trial.
Before screening was introduced, cases were identified only if they had developed signs of infection or if mechanical ventilation had prompted a microbiological screening (it was current practice on the ward to perform microbiological screening of sputum in mechanically ventilated infants).
And only then we finally hear how "heavy flirting" is current practice in political circles.
Much as I hate it, this does appear to be current practice.
It should not be denied to children of parents whose annual income is below the £16,190 threshold yet claim working tax credits, as is current practice.
Because of the new understanding of tumors at the molecular level, some experts predicted that cancers would soon be classified by their molecular characteristics rather than the anatomical site of origin as is current practice.
Under the plans, badgers will be shot in the open without first being trapped in cages which is current practice.
Her fellow female deputies, she argues, should not be referred to as "il deputato", as is current practice, but as "la deputata"- changing both article and declension.
It is current practice to use seismic site coefficients that are derived deterministically with ground motion parameter(s) from probabilistically derived seismic hazard maps.
