Sentence examples for it practised in from inspiring English sources

Unless it is to be trapped in a zero-sum game with Ukip on free movement, it will have to revisit the political economy it practised in the pre-crisis era.

"There are, in fact, many doctors working in the mainstream of medicine who support voluntary euthanasia and want to see it practised in a safe, medical setting with strong safeguards," she says.

"I spent ages working on it, practising in the mirror and whatever," she says.

Goldman is critical of HR as it is practised in most organisations, saying it is "overly complicated" and ineffective.

"It is clearer now than ever that lethal injection, as it is practised in this country, is not working as it was supposed to," he says.

Enraged, the Progressive movement grew and took a new look at direct democracy as it was practised in Switzerland, where its use was—and is sparing and effective (even if occasionally controversial, like last month's vote to ban minarets).In 1898 South Dakota became the first state to allow voter initiatives, and others followed, including California in 1911.

It is practised in more than 40 African countries - it is particularly widespread in Somalia - as well as in parts of Asia the Middle East.

Yoga is too slow and boring; it's practised in stuffy, incense-filled rooms – or in 90C heat; it's just for girls and people who are into chanting.

While it is practised in slightly differing forms around the world, in its distinctive form, young fish are released to the sea through ponds, enclosures or channels, and allowed to grow until they are ready for the market.

In America, it is practised in wide open spaces.

"We're glad also that the committee are looking at the question of full decriminalisation as it's practised in New Zealand.