Sentence examples for is practised to from inspiring English sources

The concern to protect participants (points 3 and 4), by insisting on ensuring that medical protocols were adhered to, meant that we were asked to transform the nature of the study from one looking at how medicine is practised, to one focussing on measuring how well it is practised by junior doctors.

Child marriage is a tradition that is practised to preserve a girl's chastity, to strengthen ties between families and as a response to poverty.

The project, which was launched to coincide with today's International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM, will recruit men in the UK, Belgium and Holland who come from communities where FGM is practised, to work as peer educators.

"This campaign seeks completely to drive away religion, particularly Christianity, from the social and cultural realm where faith is practised, to the private and confined realm of the mind".

Primary processing, the production of green beans from the coffee fruits, is practised to bring out more flavour.

Activists say that the tradition is practised to varying degrees by women across the country.

However, once breeders appreciated the undesirable correlated response in calving ease, selection was practised to increase weaning and yearling weights while maintaining birth weight and yearling height constant.

Two cross-sectional surveys were conducted in February 2007: one within the peri-urban area of Isiolo town and the other in the pastoral rangelands of the County where the pastoral camel production system is practised and where traditional attachments to socio-cultural roles of camels remain strong.

But, I believe we need to redefine the word to encapsulate how philanthropy is practised today and reclaim the word for a modern world – not throw it out.

An expanded patient-centred and holistic approach to health care, which is central to the way CAM is practised [ 47].

Following these criteria, let standing is practised and individual trees are encouraged to grow in situ and are protected and trees are cultivated in home gardens (Casas and Caballero, 1996).