Sentence examples for being practised in a from inspiring English sources

Iranian literature, which despite censorship had flourished during the 1980s and 1990s, has been afflicted by asphyxiation and hopelessness during the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, because censorship is being practised in a most senseless and severe fashion.

Muslim feminists argue that their religion does not have to be practised in a way that oppresses women.

Angela Merkel said on Wednesday that refugees had not brought terrorism to Germany, and that Islam belonged in the country as long as it was practised in a way that respected the constitution.

It enables teleradiology to be practised in a controlled way, allowing transparent quality assurance and uniform data privacy and security policy.

These techniques are practised in a model-driven development process in which models are constructed in each phase of the development.

The allocation of 66% or more of patients to a primary nurse was practised in a significantly larger proportion of the PND compared with the HM wards.

Others also argue that science is practised in a diffuse and unbounded social context - an 'agora' [ 7] - that is an open market place or network, 'with many different actors, political and economic interests and competing scientific knowledge claims' [ 8].

The European Dementia Consensus Network reviewed how competence (capacity) assessment in dementia is practised in a number of European countries [ 7] and found a large variety of legislations and practices.

Whether he was practising in a disciplined way was debatable, but there was something about being in contact with that instrument that he couldn't stop.

Two clinicians were practising in a centre with a nephrology training programme.

This is reflected in the adjusted associations, with males nearly twice the odds of females to be practising in a rural area (OR 1.89, 95% CI 1.60-2.23).