Sentence examples for be practised as a from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

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.

Succession to property was practised as per the Hindu laws.

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].

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".

Child marriage is a tradition that is practised to preserve a girl's chastity, to strengthen ties between families and as a response to poverty.

Ruthless, self-centred, individualistic – if these characteristics are rewarded, who will not cultivate them, leaving human virtues to be practised furtively, in the secrecy of a private life where they have been incarcerated as spoilers of the economic game?

The notion of reproducible research is beginning to be practised quite widely in some areas, such as Computational Biology [ 5], but is not yet that common within most fields, including Neuroscience [ 6, 7].

Public art, as it is practised in modern Britain, demands a very different set of skills from the ones that give the world great art.