Sentence examples for it practises from inspiring English sources

McKinsey also takes great care to look after its women; one ex-staffer says it practises "the opposite of discrimination".Different companies are adopting different strategies.

Instead it practises constitutus interruptus: it has gone wobbly on its promised freedom-of-information law, turned the Lords into "a crony chamber", postponed the arrival of that London mayor and refused to acknowledge that Scottish and Welsh devolution must and should reduce the authority of Parliament.

It practises recollection.

It controls the upper house, from where it practises brutish obstructionism.

It practises an absolute-majority version of a winner-takes-all system.

It practises mass-incarceration at home and the unlawful sort in Guantánamo Bay.

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

It was not mentioned by Mr Balcerowicz.The last thing you need to understand about Poland is that it practised robustly counter-cyclical fiscal policy.

Also I wanted to be sure that this thing called Christian love was real and see if those who believed it practised what they preached.

Watching the experts can also inspire you to practice more, and increase your love of fencing by seeing it practised so excellently.

Francis Bacon recommended it, Isaac Newton practised it, 17th century biologists like John Ray puzzled over the ambiguities it exposed.