Sentence examples for may be practised from inspiring English sources
We'll forget for a moment that NGOs also told me that per head of population, "honour-killing" may be practised even more widely among Egyptian and Jordanian Christian communities.
If they do not know it they ought to; and we would advise parents to look into it, and learn whether shooting is to be a part of the scholastic course which may be practised on their own boys; or else we advise them to see that their boys are properly armed with the most approved and deadly pistol, and that there may be an equal chance at least of their shooting as of being shot.
However, these figures do not include specialists in other specialties who may be practising implant dentistry, which refers to 294 restorative specialists and 734 specialist oral surgeons.
This means that any talent you may have should be practised with an eye to making the most of your talents, to bring them forth to the best of your ability.
This sample of medical graduates included those who may or may not be practising clinicians or who work in or outside hospital settings.
Although they specifically target counselors, Burnard's [ 30], page118 words of caution are apposite for all health service providers: "To withhold information and advice in order to satisfy a particular theory of how counseling should be practised may even be negligent", he warns.
That identity has become exclusive and serves to exclude people who see themselves as Sikhs but may not be practising.
"I love my job here, I see history happening every day," our Secret Service guide said cheerfully, adding that the White House already has a basketball half-court where the President may soon be practising his shots.
The fact that some nurses may only be practising spiritual care on an unconscious level hints at the need for further education of nurses in spiritual care.
What behaviours will be practised?
