Sentence examples for will end the practice from inspiring English sources

"If elected president, Obama will end the practice of using secret prisons," Mr. Craig said.

And now, a week on, Boots has climbed down and said it will end the practice.

The school, which says it will end the practice, claims that this was simply a way of deciding which students deserved to receive merit-based financial aid.

Democrats are pushing a budget plan in the Senate that they say will end the practice of spending the Social Security surplus by 2008.

It was part of an effort that organizers hope will end the practice of killing sharks for prize money, at least until their populations grow larger.

By restoring British tax sovereignty [by leaving the EU], which we lost when we signed up to the EU, we will end the practice of businesses paying tax in whichever EU or associated country they choose.

After a series of poses and meditations in the vineyard, you'll end the practice sipping a flute of Domaine Carneros organic sparkling wine as you take a tour through the vineyards.

Wide-ranging changes to the penal code will end the current practice of allowing murderers to plead family honour as an extenuating circumstance to justify killings.

Phinney, her father, Donald Ozburn, and her attorney, David R. Thompson, said they hope her case will end the county coroner's practice of allowing doctors from Children's Hospital and Health Center of San Diego to perform autopsies on victims of suspected child abuse.

These changes will end the currently common, but antisocial, practice of pretending to employ young scientists at a different university after the termination of their temporary contract without providing them with the opportunity to apply for a permanent position.

Only by providing adequate mental health services to every child in America will we end the practice of using juvenile jails to warehouse mentally ill youth.