Sentence examples for was established practice from inspiring English sources

He has demanded that the charges against him be upped from vandalism to terrorism, in keeping with what he argued was established practice for men setting fire to doors.

While succession planning is established practice in business, school governing bodies are often reluctant to designate a successor for fear of falling foul of open competition rules.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said: "It has been established practice for many years that the sovereign and the heir to the throne receive the minutes of cabinet meetings.

But charities called it a "prescription for pain" and said moving from one therapy to a second or third has been established practice for years.

The band's Beacon residency has been established practice for about 20 years, though the group was briefly displaced from the theater in 2010 to make room for a Cirque du Soleil show.

Walker's campaign, citing news stories about disarray and dirty tricks — notably a man who claimed to have signed eighty petitions — filed a lawsuit against the Accountability Board, seeking, and winning, a more extensive review of recall petitions for fraud than had been established practice.

Insertion of a single implant for single molar replacement is established practice.

Believe it or not, this and other forms of mirror therapy are established practice — though not always effective.

However, it is established practice to require a master's degree, and some academic departments have also incorporated this requirement in their statement of running PhD courses within the department.

Doing so is established practice in review approaches for evaluating complex interventions [ 12].

Screening by title and abstract only is established practice in systematic reviewing, however this means that we are likely to have excluded some relevant papers.