Sentence examples for be practised as from inspiring English sources
Deworming may not be practised as regularly as required (at least once a year), as indicated by the low proportion of caregivers (7%) who had reported deworming of the child in the preceding 3 months.
"Caring for the dying must never again be practised as a tickbox exercise and each patient must be cared for according to their individual needs and preferences, with those of their relatives or carers being considered too," said Neuberger.
Abdesslam is a Salafist, part of a fast-growing movement among Sunni Muslims worldwide who believe Islam should be practised as it was by the first followers of the Prophet Muhammad in the earliest days of the faith.
The philosophy of these groups is expressed in the Twelve Steps, a group of principles intended to be practised as a way of life.
(Medical School 1, PS9, 12 month follow-up, quartile 4) Communication skills can be practised as a peripheral participant, but expert communication such as is required when breaking bad news requires the participant to have moved to the centre of the community.
And when I'm practised at that, maybe I can lend a hand next door.
She regards the war as an agapemone (a place where free love is practised), and as "an immense warlock's carnival of appetites, lusts, ebrieties".
Although no emergency procedure should be performed without pain relief, it is practised widely as a punitive measure for women who undergo induced abortions [ 24].
FGM is practised widely in Africa, Latin America and Asia, as well as many reported cases in the US and Europe.
In turn, it is confirmed that the violence manifested in emotional relationships of young people today can be bidirectional, meaning that it is practised simultaneously by men as well as women (Rey-Anacona 2013).
