Sentence examples for as practised from inspiring English sources

All three have defended the circumcision of male infants, as practised by Jews and Muslims.

More important, liberal capitalism as practised in the West today does actually have some defects.

"Self-reliance" as practised in North Korea used to be a popular concept in poor countries.

This is wellbeing as practised for centuries, and it's a serious business.

The strategy of "triangulation" as practised most successfully by politicians such as Bill Clinton was much in evidence this afternoon.

But for now Belarus's president has got away once again with ignoring the rules of democracy as practised elsewhere.

She "wanted politicians to grasp the fact that major aspects of Islamic doctrine and tradition, as practised today, are incompatible with an open society".

You then pondered if lending to the poor as practised by Grameen "has led to peace" and that this is the big "unanswered question".

The reformist economists think that Cuba should move towards market socialism as practised in Vietnam or China, but others dismiss the parallel, citing cultural and geographical differences.

To be sure, it would be a big step in the direction of "socialist health care" as practised in the rest of the developed world.

If Italians had missed the Impressionist boat, they could at least sign up to Neo-Impressionism as practised by Pissarro, Signac and, above all, Seurat.