Sentence examples for not been practised from inspiring English sources

Vaccination against BVDV or BHV-1 had not been practised in this part of the country.

And everyone acts as if they had not been practising and supporting tyranny and terrorism, keeping them alive all along, whether passively – through their silence – or actively.

He runs, not wanting to see the woman, and later recalls the circumstances of their relationship: he had not been practising long in the country town when he was called to visit a nun, named Eterna, in the local convent.

Although it will remain the economic foundation of the region, pastoralism will not be practised by many.

Hearst is typically remembered as the irresponsible media tycoon of the late 19th and early 20th Centuries who set standards by which journalism ought not 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.

In 2005, Charles argued that SDM should not be practised without considering the cultural context, of a clinical consultation [ 14].

Generic prescribing is authorized in Norway, but the system is not being practised in more than about 2% of prescriptions [ 9].

That identity has become exclusive and serves to exclude people who see themselves as Sikhs but may not be practising.

This sample of medical graduates included those who may or may not be practising clinicians or who work in or outside hospital settings.

They haven't been practising, haven't been getting their collective eye in, as portrait painters are wont to do.