Sentence examples for have been practised from inspiring English sources

Employing electroshock therapy, sensory deprivation and drug-induced comas, these experiments helped develop some of the "coercive interrogation techniques" that have been practised in Guantánamo Bay.

He had grown up in wartime and sometimes he felt that the tendencies that so irked him could not have been practised by those who had experienced war.

While elements of regenerative farming have been practised in Australia for decades, it has recently gained more mainstream attention, partly due to the work of Australian scientist and farmer Charlie Massy, who has been critical of "industrial agriculture".

"The marketing sales and promotional practices that have been practised by retailers and supermarkets in recent years would indicate that increasing sales has been a prime objective," says Fox.

To be able to demonstrate that the model user has been managing risk properly, it will be necessary, going forward, to demonstrate that back-testing and other forms of model validation have been practised; and that the systems in place have been designed for the efficient execution of such practise.

"It is really difficult dealing with the older people in communities that follow [these] norms – myths related to menstrual-hygiene management that have been practised from generation to generation," says Chaulagain. "So we are focusing our programme on youth, as they are the change-makers and future elders".

I have been practising all... (Laughter).

People have been practising it for years.

"We have been practising penalties," he said.

His players have been practising them at every training session.

Organisations like ours have been practising the "big society" forever.