Sentence examples for it is practised by 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.

We will have unequivocally to renounce torture (even when it is practised by "allies" such as the Egyptian dictatorship), and press for peace for the Palestinians instead of arming and funding the assault on them.

What is not yet clear is whether Alsop's problems are simply the product of his flamboyant managerial style or reflect a wider shift in the cultural landscape away from his kind of brash blob-making which suggests that his inspiration lies in the sand pit and the toybox, towards a more lyrical but sober architecture, as it is practised by David Chipperfield.

It is practised by only half of the centres surveyed.

It is practised by physicians from several primary specialties, all having special training in emergency and critical care medicine.

According to other women, vaginal examination is likened to sexual intercourse and sometimes experienced as rape, especially when it is practised by several doctors, one after the other [ 57].

It was practised by the Germans and repeated by the victors".

In a recent speech, Sayeeda Warsi quoted the Archbishop of Canterbury's complaint: "The trouble with a lot of government initiatives about faith is that they assume it is a problem, it's an eccentricity, [and that] it's practised by oddities, foreigners and minorities".

Having been sent down from Oxford after failing an exam, he arrived at the University of Manchester, where he fell for the women's movement, and lived in digs where free love, or something a little like it, was practised by his landlady.

Crop production is the major livelihood strategy in the study area, and it was practised by all of the sample households.

As Christopher Hitchens has put it, torture is practised by those "whose whole outlook is based on stupidity and coercion, and you can bet that even with a ticking bomb nearby they would be busily gang-raping the wrong guy".