Sentence examples for and practised in the from inspiring English sources

The students trained in this institution will practice what is taught and practised in the training institution.

Yet, Devine-Wright (2008) notes that social scientific scrutiny into public opinion of renewable energy technologies, local resistance or acceptance, and the ways in which public engagement with these technologies is constructed and practised in the UK, is currently limited.

Seven themes are discussed and practised in the group sessions: 1) Consequences of a chronic disease in the workplace, 2) Insight into feelings and thoughts about having a chronic disease, 3) Communication in daily work situations, 4) Facilities for disabled employees and work disability legislation, 5) How to stand up for oneself, 6) A plan to solve problems, 7) Follow-up.

I want to be able to get up and practise in the morning.

She studied law, and practised in both the UK and Ghana, focusing on poverty, race equality and women's rights.

It's not hospitality that's been cribbed from the internet and practised in front of the mirror: you know as soon you walk through the door that it's the real deal.

He adds: Soraya Azimi, for example, is an Afghan doctor who has studied in Russia, trained in the Netherlands and practised in Afghanistan – until the Taliban made that untenable.

Instead, it is revealed as a systematic policy, financed by the budget and practised in more than 1,100 detention centres around the country.

The system of Commissions and Higher Committees was followed and still practised in the planning of airports, seaports, universities, medical cities and residential neighborhoods.

He is an expert in constitutional law and formerly practised in the same set of chambers as Tony Blair.

Tambo once told how, despite white minority rule, he and Mandela practised in the building opposite the magistrates court in Johannesburg.