Sentence examples for and practised by the from inspiring English sources

Boxing wasn't on the itinerary of ancient Olympic sports that made up the first modern Games in 1896 as it was considered "ungentlemanly, dangerous and practised by the dregs of society".

"But conflict prevention needs to be understood and practised by the military themselves.

Containing a Complete Epitome of the System of Education, Invented and Practised by the Author, Joseph Lancaster (J. Lancaster, London, 1808).

Popular English phrases and expressions, coined by William Shakespeare yet still very much used today are brought to life, explained and practised by The Bard himself with the help of a cast of imagined characters from Shakespeare's life and times.

By the time of India's independence in 1947, Madras had an estimated population of 49,799,822 Hindus, 3,896,452 Muslims and 2,047,478 Christians Hinduism was the predominant religion in the presidency and practised by around 88% of the population.

The peasant-poverty enjoined by the Khmers Rouges, and practised by some, never appealed to him.

Gove is an educated man and would surely acknowledge that the repurposing of art to reinforce notions of cultural identity is something beloved of, and practised by, political regimes on both the far left and far right.

They followed a measurement protocol, which was explained to all of them beforehand and practised by them before using it on the children with CP.

But he explains that while economics tolerates some 'unorthodoxy', it also isolates it from the core theory that is taught to students and practised by academics.

In return, the schooling of young minds should be restricted to school premises and practised by experts under controlled conditions.

As tool manufacture, however, is rare and practised by species that are not commonplace it is not a particularly useful model for investigating the evolution of physical cognition.