Sentence examples for fully practice from inspiring English sources

He did not fully practice with the team until Oct. 18 and played in just the final two preseason games.

In 2013 he wrote a Facebook post denouncing "so-called" Muslims in Canada, claiming "No one can fully practice their religion in Canada".

If Hurns continues to make progress, he could be cleared to fully practice later in the week and play Sunday against AFC South rival Houston.

The document also speaks of "gradual progress in the prudent application of free acts in subjects who are not in a condition to comprehend, appreciate or fully practice the objective needs of the law" (paragraph 295).

Although it is essential, a number of studies [ 9– 12], indicate that healthcare professionals do not fully practice, and respect the older persons' self-determination.

If we do not understand where they came from and the unique ecological, sociological, and cultural factors that affect them, we will be unable to fully practice a holistic approach to their illness.

As a result, this Christian-ish landscape seems to produce more social dysfunction, more professional disappointment and more personal disarray than either a thoroughgoing secularism or a fully practiced faith — which makes it ripe territory for Trump's populist appeal.

Male caregivers demonstrate some knowledge base about infant sleep safety, but are not fully practicing all aspects of safe sleep.

However, the voluntary and open membership principle of the cooperatives were not fully practiced in this era.

Four Steps to Fully Practicing Generosity.

Humankind has never fully practiced this wisdom before.