Sentence examples for have to be practised from inspiring English sources
Emergency situations have to be practised.
Muslim feminists argue that their religion does not have to be practised in a way that oppresses women.
To be eligible they would have to be practising in their speciality between 3 30 years and having an active chronic cough patient caseload (alone or as a manifestation of COPD, IPF, or lung cancer and minimum 15 patients per month).
Sheep tactics This method has to be practised with a little discipline.
But it has to be practised within an overarching moral framework that determines ultimate priorities going beyond private advantage and organisational supremacy.
In Kenya, mulched intercropping had to be practised under conditions of strong winds, which was made possible by applying hedges all around and intercropped trees.
Resting-state studies benefit from simplicity of experimental design, no task has to be practised or performed, meaning they are advantageous in cognitively impaired patients for whom it may be more difficult to adhere to a task.
GPs had to be practising and registered on PCT lists.
To be eligible for inclusion in this study, specialists had to be practising in their specialty between 3 30 years, not being affiliated with any pharmaceutical manufacturer and not having participated in any COPD related research in the previous three months.
"If you want to get anywhere in the Netherlands then you have to be prepared to practise, to try," his fourth-form teacher told him.
