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

The practice of delaying or withholding payment of assessed contributions is unfortunately widespread.

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

The representative stated that the payment of a bride price, which had always been a token, was widespread practice and very well accepted.

Infection and inflammation of the gingiva is common with this condition.

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

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

The mere reference to the English concept of damages for detention in an award clearly based on German law which was expressly chosen by the parties to govern the merits of the dispute did not constitute the application of a different law.

Had this become common practice, however, it would certainly have established a more stable footing for the operations of UNDP. B. Non core resources

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

Very prevalent.

Very popular.

A rumor, a whisper.

Why is that a common problem in our society and all over the world today?

Detention of undocumented asylum seekers, regardless of their age, is a practice in a number of European countries.

Comparing with a superstar is the wrong benchmark.

Conflict resolution or how to avoid conflict with other people is a typical problem of everybody.

(9) The Committee is disturbed by reports that domestic violence against women is a common practice (articles 3 and 7 of the Covenant).

My story is very common.

That's a common fallacy.

The Peruvian Cajon is a very commonly used instrument in Afro Peruvian music and Peruvian music in general.

While HTS is a commonly used method for novel drug discovery, it is not the only method.

Such drawn out situations are all too frequent, and situations of transition today are the rule, rather than the exception.

Women were still asked by employers before hiring whether they intended to become pregnant, an illegal, inadmissible practice, but a common one.

Cycling and jogging are only common along the sea front, where recreational fishing is also popular.

Another common denominator of the world in 1300 was that almost everybody lived in the countryside or in villages.

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

Financial cooperation with developing countries in the form of grants to mitigate the adverse effects of trade liberalization has been common practice on the part of the European Union.

Exercise is a good way of feeling better about yourself and it gets you out.

were common during his matches.

And they sold quickly, and became rather popular.

It's actually a fairly common picture.

A common enough occurrence in the mountains.

They are common stories these days.

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.

What Obama was doing was a common enough practice in the United States (though one might expect better from an orator of his ability) it was not so in India, where such a technique is, indeed, regarded as reprehensible.

They already have the possibility of exercising the right of reply.

And he described one of them as very common.

They are pretty common.

What kind of newspaperman are you? You believe every twobit rumor?

Somali was the working language and is predominantly spoken within the Region, spoken by 95.9 of the inhabitants.

1. The State entitled to exercise diplomatic protection is the State of nationality.

Such unions are common in Anglo Saxon countries.

In Mindanao, bakwit is a popular word.

These arrangements are common in France and in Spain.