Sentence examples for can only be practised from inspiring English sources
The only consolation is that homeopathy can only be practised on animals by a fully trained vet or under the supervision of one, because it is forbidden for the average high street homeopath to treat animals on their own.
Its side effects are not known and can only be practised by very large companies.
There can be no theoretical advocacy of these freedoms, there can only be practical, practising advocacy.
Just in case you've been researching dwindling penguin numbers in Antarctica all year, I'd better explain that the Grey in the title refers to young, impossibly handsome, mega-rich Christian Grey, whose inner demons (with which he is constantly wrestling but we haven't time to go into that now) can only be appeased by practising BDS on good-looking masochistic girls.
The European exams can only be sat once you have practised in the profession for 3 years.
For real and credible insights capable of being effectively turned into marketing practise can only be achieved by combining the two.
Therefore, current practise recommendations can only be based on the literature on 'general' septic shock, and substitution doses of corticosteroids are still considered useful in the early treatment of the syndrome according to a recent metaanalysis [ 6], particularly when associated with relatively low ACTH-induced cortisol responses [ 2] and in spite of the negative CORTICUS trial [ 4, 5].
The freedom to practise and believe for all religions can only be maintained within secular states.
Take note of this group and consider how each section not only relates to each other but can be practised for your own benefit.
