Sentence examples for of which practised from inspiring English sources

Volunteers were split randomly into three groups, two of which practised six training games for at least 10 minutes a day three times a week.

It is not publicly known how many people, overwhelmingly but not exclusively men, were caught in the CIA's web of so-called "extraordinary renditions", extra-judicial transfers of detainees to foreign countries, many of which practised even more brutal forms of torture than the US came to adopt.

These three plays are culled from the Shell Connections season, in which practised dramatists pen plays for young people; and they certainly give a vivid picture of teenage angst and insecurity.

The basic premise was an undergraduate inheriting a country house of which nothing was left except an 18th-century folly, where he set up house and practised black magic.

His novice's eye sees the moral outrage in everyday injustices the use of malnourished teenaged conscripts as slave labour, say, or the routine persecution of migrant labourers to which more practised Russia-watchers are too often desensitised.

For the vacuum-assisted vaginal delivery, we used an obstetrical mannequin on which students practised appropriate placement of the vacuum on the fetal head and developed proper delivery traction with the vacuum.

It was an act of barbarity which was seldom practised, and was as useless as it was cruel.

However, there is no clear documented administrative plans for the SAs and the roles of IK, which is widely practised in developing SDWs and managing SAs, are not properly documented.

His last substantial role in the cinema was, somewhat incongruously, with Madonna in the comedy Who's That Girl? (1987), but even in these curious circumstances he showed that he had lost nothing of that practised ease which made him for so long such a durable presence in the British cinema's acting ranks.

Another form of interference relates to sex-selection which is especially practised in rural areas where boys are more highly desired than girls, and which may create devastating consequences for female embryos (Handwerker, 2002).

Syria's response may well simply be to treat the attack as proof of the global conspiracy against it, a propaganda ploy in which it is practised and which can pay dividends.