Sentence examples for being practised with from inspiring English sources

The same denial of ethnic and cultural rights that occurred in Turkey over the past 50 years was also being practised with gusto by the Syrian government.

Indeed, 88.4% of the respondents agreed or strongly agreed that SDL sessions had improved their performance of the specific clinical skills being practised, with 79% agreed or strongly agreed that those sessions enhanced their mastery of clinical skills in general.

Language and communication skills were practised in language games where behaviourally relevant tasks (for example, making requests, planning an activity) were practised with the help of playing cards depicting objects and scenes.

Islam in China tends to be practised with broad flexibility.

Sheep tactics This method has to be practised with a little discipline.

Neither occupation can now be practised with a training based on hanging out with experienced practitioners, picking up tips and tricks.

In real life, prisoners do not even have the vote, but in Grendon democracy is practised with a diligence that borders on pedantic.

Some shots of Brazil – where the beautiful game is practised with supreme passion – include a vision of the Christ the Redeemer statue.

It will before long be practised, with varying degrees of efficiency, by most people in the world; and Muslims will feel rather foolish if they exclude themselves.

At Leicester School of Management, Professor Martin Parker notes that, though long submerged under the 'there is no alternative' discourse, an undercurrent of resistance to the market managerialism of the past 30 years has always subsisted - and not just in the public sector (where, duly adapted, it has ironically been practised with terrifying thoroughness).

It would also apply to those following "rites and pious exercises" on television, radio and social media as long as prayers were practised with "requisite devotion", the Vatican said.