Sentence examples for wrong practice from inspiring English sources

A comparison of social consequences suggests that Connecticut is penalizing the wrong practice.

The tone of Andreeva's article suggests that this is a wrong practice.

These can, of course, be merely rumour or bravado but my own experiences confirm there is widespread wrong practice.

"The very fact that tea/coffee cans were seen being brought out of the toilet is in itself a wrong practice," the railway company said.

"As long as we don't end this wrong practice of pardoning the chaebol heads, it will be as difficult for us to eradicate irregularities and injustice in our society as it is for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle," Lee Hye-hoon, a leader of the governing Saenuri Party, said Thursday before the court ruled on Mr. Kim's case.

Last week Mayor Bill de Blasio, who during his campaign promised to change the "unjust and wrong" practice of busting cannabis consumers for carrying small amounts of marijuana, announced that from now on they will generally be cited for a violation instead.

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Working as a team is also an essential prerequisite to avoid wrong practices and to constantly verify the appropriateness and the optimisation of daily performed radiological examinations.

Harmful heavy metals are abundant in the water bodies due to the rapid industrial development and wrong practices of agriculture, together with the pollution growth.

Even though the law already imposes specific behaviours designed to protect against the dangers arising from exposure to ionizing radiation [9], some wrong practices are still very common (Table 2).

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