Sentence examples for long practised from inspiring English sources

JAPAN has long practised a form of familial capitalism.

The communities of northern Mali have long practised a moderate form of Islam.

Spanish politicians are showing a taste for the sort of intervention long practised across the border in France.

Germany's elites have long practised an "understanding", whereby they overlook Mr Putin's entrenchment of an autocratic and kleptocratic state so as to keep doing business with Russia.

Coastal communities in Chiba prefecture and Ishinomaki in northern Japan have long practised coastal whaling, while Taiji in Wakayama prefecture holds annual dolphin hunts.

Whatever its Balkan failings, the EU has long practised one of the world's most successful foreign policies, central to which has been simplicity.

She's not a woman who likes to be mocked when she's spent so long practising her "acceptance face".

Other countries have long since practised the art of napping, from the Mediterranean siesta to napping cultures such as India and Japan.

It will before long be practised, with varying degrees of efficiency, by most people in the world; and Muslims will feel rather foolish if they exclude themselves.

The practice of "poaching" social workers across national boundaries has long been practised by developed countries who can afford to offer enticements, both financial and in career development.

Emergency medicine has long been practised in many forms and to a high standard across South Africa without any formal recognition, and indeed elective periods in South Africa have long been seen as a valuable addition to any overseas trainee's curriculum vitae.