Or the whole ritual can be practised in reverse.
Muslim feminists argue that their religion does not have to be practised in a way that oppresses women.
FGM is widely known to be practised in 28 African countries and in parts of Asia and the Middle East.
Muslims themselves disagree over how, if at all, these penalties should be practised in the modern world.
They have run sessions with our research academics, internally, in an environment in which skills can be practised in front of a camera or in an interview situation.
Like many apparently American inventions, from the Mormon faith to Wrigley's chewing gum, this has its roots in Yorkshire, Lancashire and the north-east, where mischief will be practised in some places tonight, the evening before bonfire night.
We need to be fostering a society in which religions can be practised in the most transparent way, and not hindering the construction of mosques or churches, where there is a need.
This resource from Calm for Kids introduces three calming poses that can be practised in class – diamond, mouse and the do-nothing doll – explained in child-friendly language such as "imagine the floor is a piece of warm toast and you are a little ball of butter, gently melting over it".
Among them, he suggested that mutilation is more likely to be practised in polygynous societies (since a man with several wives is more vulnerable to cuckoldry), and is especially likely in those polygynous societies where a man's co-wives live in separate households from their husband.
It enables teleradiology to be practised in a controlled way, allowing transparent quality assurance and uniform data privacy and security policy.
Environmental sensitivity evaluation is a basis upon which the concept of environmentally sensitive areas (ESAs) can be practised in order to protect the environment, regulate development activities and promote sustainable land use planning.
