Sentence examples for must be practised from inspiring English sources
Driving instructors have been warned safe sex must be practised and any sexual activity must not endanger public safety.
The official line from the Chinese state is that religious freedom is respected, although it must be restricted to the five recognised religions and must be practised according to government guidelines.
It's exciting". Exciting, yes, but something that must be practised, which means another change this season will be that whenever Cavendish races he will be joined by at least two of his Tour sprint train.
Leaching, on the other hand, is a basic step in production even for water of the best quality and must be practised when necessary to avoid salt accumulation that could ultimately affect production.
Thubten says it is tricky to quantify, but they must be practising regularly, ideally for around an hour a day, with regular intensive retreats.
I would have loved to read a bit more about the psychology of self-deception that any unapologetic elitist must be practising, but the aim here is really more polemical than that approach would allow.
One of the two physicians must be practising his profession in a public hospital establishment or in a private hospital establishment conforming to the provisions of Article L. 176, while the other must be entered on a list of experts attached to the Court of Cassation or to an appeal Court.
"Democracy is not only a word in the dictionary, it's something that must actually be practised".
The College said in a second complaint that Dr Dukan was focused more on commerce than medicine, in breach of a part of its code that says medicine must not be practised like a business.
"Caring for the dying must never again be practised as a tickbox exercise and each patient must be cared for according to their individual needs and preferences, with those of their relatives or carers being considered too," said Neuberger.
Now, told these ancient beautiful human rituals must never again be practised.
