Sentence examples for have stopped practicing from inspiring English sources
In the last two decades, public universities in a growing number of states have stopped practicing race-based affirmative action due to various court rulings, voter initiatives, and administrative decisions1.
Anthropologists were predicting in the late 80s that the tribe would have stopped practicing its traditions by the early 2000s, and the Lamalerans are not alone.
A number of lawyers have stopped practicing at the detention center, citing inconsistent practices involving attorney-client meetings and harassment by facility staffers.
By the time she wrote her first book, published in German in 1979, Dr. Miller had stopped practicing psychiatry.
Several years ago, a highly respected medical expert I had just met shared a little-known detail of his illustrious career: as a young doctor, he had stopped practicing medicine for a few years to homeschool his son.
One doctor has stopped practicing because his insurance expired, the other took a leave, and the hospital has said it will cut about one-eighth of its staff because business has declined.
Harry Hamlin holds the film together and demonstrates that he can still charm as Michael Kuzak, who has stopped practicing law but goes back to help a man he unsuccessfully defended for murder a decade before.
Owing to his headache, the child had stopped practicing sport.
Cromartie happens to be one of them, and he drew Ryan's wrath on Aug. 7 for scrapping with tight end Dustin Keller after Ryan had stopped practice to tell his team to knock off hitting after the whistle.
"And I was like, 'O.K., something is not right".' Serena, who said she had stopped practice earlier that day because of discomfort in the knee, made every attempt to avoid surgery.
