Brain washing is a common practice

Such screening is a common and justifiable practice around the world.

Torture appears to be a common practice in order to secure confessions.

This practice is quite common among less educated women, a majority in Mozambique.

Wiretapping has been common practice within Iran since the 1950s.

They include forced marriage, a common practice which is perpetuated for various reasons, particularly material ones.

The Brazilian Government is now creating a common set of guidelines for assistance and practice standards.

It is common practice for converts to Islam to adopt Muslim names.

Less common during the Middle Ages, this practice resurfaced during the Renaissance.

Sea disposal of solid wastes is still a common practice for small and medium sized urban centres

Due to this practice, cheating has become common at high school graduation exams.

In the Netherlands, home birth is still a common practice, although rates have been declining during the past decades.

Outside of Europe this practice was more common such as theta links from India.

Recording forced confessions of detainees is a very common practice in Syria, as a way to discourage others from joining the opposition.

Many young people feel that full and effective youth engagement in decision making is a long way from being a common practice.

A common practice was the chaining of mentally ill people to a tree or within the home for up to seven years.

It is an increasingly common practice as the tools and expertise grows in this area.

A common practice for space exploration is to use the Earth based time zone of the launch site or mission control.

Before it is registered, it is common practice (with some legal standing) to use the service mark symbol (a superscript SM).

Although Mauritania officially abolished slavery in 1981 and made the practice a crime in 2007, slavery is still a common phenomenon in the country.

The practice of Islam in Liberia has been compared to Sufi Islam common in Senegal and Gambia.

Bird obtained his degree by submitting testimonials from qualified colleagues, which was common practice at the time.

Common practice in the US is to neglect this maintenance until the tank develops a leak, and then to replace the entire appliance.

The criteria and indicators processes have helped in developing a common understanding of the characteristics of sustainable forest management and in translating it into practice.

This approach became common practice later, e.g., Pascal or Java, but the Richards BCPL compiler was the first to define a virtual machine for this purpose.

It is common practice to count the software size (Source lines of code) to track current project progress or establish a baseline for future project estimates.

In keeping with common Chinese practice, his remains were placed in the Temple of Azure Clouds, a Buddhist shrine in the Western Hills a few miles outside of Beijing.

The reliance on foreign legal concepts in the interpretation of German law was not only permissible, but also common practice in arbitration.

It was a common practice for individuals to judge any communal disagreement privately and use force to resolve it. Such behaviour often led to social disorder or social conflict.

That was common practice in the industry, and those who held patents on airplanes were defending them fiercely and suing competitors left and right.

Impaling live bait on hooks is a common commercial practice long line fishing, for example, uses hundreds or even thousands of hooks on a single line that may be 50 100 kilometers long.

This should not be a problem to outsource payroll services is a common practice in the private sector, more sensitive to confidentiality issues than the United Nations system where salary scales are public.

Recommends that the High Commissioner, with a view to promoting quality and consistency of forensic practice, facilitate the development and implementation of a common framework of operations based on existing standards and principles

Recommends that the High Commissioner, with a view to promoting quality and consistency of forensic practice, facilitate the development and implementation of a common framework of operations based on existing standards and principles

When the pardon was granted, the accused's sense that impunity prevailed was validated by the Spanish authorities' common practice of pardoning individuals accused of torture.

This practice has spread such that now it is common for a customer to engage a service provider by including a service level agreement in a wide range of service contracts in practically all industries and markets.

Most have a single practice, though some share their practice with another physician.

Likewise, the tradition of female circumcision is still a common practice in African countries such as Guinea, Sudan, Mali, Somalia, and Eritrea, where more than 85 of young women suffer from it.

Those confrontations ended a century and a half ago, thanks largely to a common determination to concentrate on ideas that united the different communities in practice, rather than focusing on those that set them apart in theory.

The independent expert was informed that some male minors held with adults in the Ngozi prison alleged that sexual abuse by adult prisoners was common practice.

They consider the idea that Shakespeare revealed himself autobiographically in his work as a cultural anachronism it has been a common authorial practice since the 19th century, but was not during the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras.

It has become common practice for boards to establish board committees to facilitate fulfillment of certain of the board's functions and address some potential conflicts of interest.

Common threats to Europe s energy security demand a common response.

However this practice was started by those members who had staffed a ZNP branch office in Cuba and it became a common means of dress amongst opposition party members in the months leading up to the revolution.

Either the target was openly flouted, as it was in leading economies like Germany and France, or the data were manipulated to obscure problems (a common practice throughout the eurozone, not just in Greece).