Sentence examples for but practised in a from inspiring English sources
Christianity is historically privileged but practised in a serious way by only a small minority.
It can refer to many things, ranging from a pious way of life to a system of corporal and capital punishment, laid down in Islamic law but practised in only a few places.
Most physicians (53%) reported practising in a single-specialty group practice, 23% of the physicians practised in a multispecialty group practice, and 20% had a solo practice.
Most participants primarily practised in a capital city or another metropolitan area.
Practised in an indoor swimming pool converted into tennis courts because of a shortage of facilities.
But they practise in a system with few codified laws, run by a coterie of ultra-puritanical judges who believe their rulings, based on their own interpretation of religious texts, represent the will of God.Of all the institutions that perpetuate such contradictions and stop the kingdom from evolving much like other prosperous societies, perhaps the most obstructive is the judiciary.
But I practise in a unit where women's needs and autonomy are quashed under reams of risk assessments, individual needs forms, care plans, catheter forms, cannula forms, ankle measurements and tick boxes on what leaflet was given to each woman and when.
I still practise, in a different forum.
We used to practise in a friend's house on Saturday, in different rooms.
Shodokan Aikido addresses the issue by practising in a competitive format.
