Sentence examples for as it is practised from inspiring English sources

Goldman is critical of HR as it is practised in most organisations, saying it is "overly complicated" and ineffective.

Science will never be an infallible means of finding the truth so long as it is practised by humans, who have other interests at stake.

Last week I spent a bit of time in Peterborough, a marginal constituency that left me with the abiding impression that politics as it is practised at the moment has almost nothing to do with the lives that the people there are living.

What is not yet clear is whether Alsop's problems are simply the product of his flamboyant managerial style or reflect a wider shift in the cultural landscape away from his kind of brash blob-making which suggests that his inspiration lies in the sand pit and the toybox, towards a more lyrical but sober architecture, as it is practised by David Chipperfield.

But the flaws and occasional absurdities of Christianity as it is practised on these shores do not warrant a full-blown culture war of the kind that has coarsened public life in the United States and led to women being arrested for wearing the veil in France.

"It is clearer now than ever that lethal injection, as it is practised in this country, is not working as it was supposed to," he says.

Enraged, the Progressive movement grew and took a new look at direct democracy as it was practised in Switzerland, where its use was—and is sparing and effective (even if occasionally controversial, like last month's vote to ban minarets).In 1898 South Dakota became the first state to allow voter initiatives, and others followed, including California in 1911.

"We're glad also that the committee are looking at the question of full decriminalisation as it's practised in New Zealand.

A process of consciously engaging with the past – as it was practised in Germany (at least on the surface) – never really happened in Austria.

The defence of politics as it was practised by Mr Rahman is that it is an effective and probably inevitable response to discrimination and stereotyping from the outside world.

Angela Merkel said on Wednesday that refugees had not brought terrorism to Germany, and that Islam belonged in the country as long as it was practised in a way that respected the constitution.