Sentence examples for is not practised from inspiring English sources

But what looks right and proper in opposition is not practised in office.

That is what apartheid was, and it is not practised in any shape or form in Israel.

But the phenomenon predates the rise of Islamism and is not practised in the otherwise more conservative countries of the Gulf.

As a trainee neurosurgeon, I hoped to learn more about the elusive connection between brain and mind, but one of the most dramatic examples of a physical treatment to alter mental experience is not practised by neurosurgeons, but by psychiatrists.

"Banning on the basis of age is not practised in the Hindu religion," Ravi Prakash Gupta, of the Indian Young Lawyers Associationn, which launched the petition against the temple, said.

❦ As a trainee neurosurgeon, I hoped to learn more about the elusive connection between brain and mind, but one of the most dramatic examples of a physical treatment to alter mental experience is not practised by neurosurgeons, but by psychiatrists.

The big mistake many students make is not practising the thing they will be tested on.

You get used to hearing the PR rhetoric: the US Navy "is not practising for war with any specific country".

Moreover, in the Białowieża region hay is traditionally stored directly on the meadows in roofed or unroofed haystacks, what is not practising in Knyszyn region.

Henry Fairfield Osborn chose a molar from Blumenbach's collection as the lectotype specimen for the species, since holotype designation was not practised in Blumenbach's time.

There are only isolated reports of A. muscaria use among the Tungusic and Turkic peoples of central Siberia and it is believed that on the whole entheogenic use of A. muscaria was not practised by these peoples.