Sentence examples for have continued to practice from inspiring English sources

The doctors have continued to practice at the hospital, but they say the hospital impedes their work by not notifying them when their patients arrive at the emergency room.

He traced the evolution of voluntary cooperation from the primitive tribe, peasant village, and medieval commune to a variety of modern associations trade unions, learned societies, the Red Cross that have continued to practice mutual support despite the rise of the coercive bureaucratic state.

Nevertheless, he had continued to practice.

He has continued to practice with the hope of coming back.

He was 73 and had continued to practice law until early this year.

The subsequent dissolution of the Soviet Union made religious freedom a reality and revealed that large sections of the population had continued to practice a variety of faiths.

Rose, the 2011 N.B.A. most valuable player, has continued to practice without restrictions, but his return from a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee remained uncertain.

In Turkey, some had continued to practice in secret as "crypto-Christians," and in many cases later returned to Christianity; while in Greece, converts to Islam retained aspects of Christian practice in their Muslim ritual.

He has continued to practice in Kentucky even though it is illegal because no one complains about the quality of his work, he said, and he has a licensed dentist on staff and in his office several days a week.

He has continued to practice in Nebraska, performing earlier abortions, but he also opened a clinic in Germantown, Md., where the rules for late-term abortions are less stringent.

Second, hunting the available mammals had been banned legally although people had continued to practice it in a hidden manner.