Sentence examples for be able to practise from inspiring English sources

I haven't worked in Switzerland because I would have to study for a year to be able to practise.

The main reason is that you need to be able to practise and it takes time to master the basics.

I learned, finally, about generosity of spirit, although I will never be able to practise it as he did.

Will they be able to practise their faith or will they have to do it discreetly for fear of a teacher reporting them under the current Prevent legislation?

And only in a land of wide open spaces would they be able to practise their chunkin without killing their neighbours.

One mother banned from escorting her son's primary school class for wearing a simple head-covering said: "I'm French, not a fanatic, I just want to be able to practise my religion without being ostracised".

But he was able to practise yesterday and expects to be in full heart by tomorrow.

If you are able to practise those and show that you excel at them early on, it could catapult your career to a different level".

We would also aim to give Frontline participants the best training and preparation so that they are able to practise as a social worker after a year.

"My friend Yasmine is Muslim," I said, changing the subject, "and she complains about not being able to practise her religion in Toulouse.

It is why I spent years slogging in medical school, inspired by being able to practise in a health system representing social justice.