Sentence examples for only be practised from inspiring English sources

It should only be practised with the guidance of an experienced teacher.

The only consolation is that homeopathy can only be practised on animals by a fully trained vet or under the supervision of one, because it is forbidden for the average high street homeopath to treat animals on their own.

Its side effects are not known and can only be practised by very large companies.

Consumer participation in health and medical research is often a policy directive [ 2] and a requirement of funding organisations [ 20] but should not only be practised for these reasons.

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.

Organized horse breeding based on different traits of conformation and performance under saddle has only been practised for one century [ 6- 8].

The procedure takes only about 20 minutes and ideally should be practised on a daily basis.

This is done with Sarotherodon spp. only and it is practised only in the southern fishing areas of Southwest arm, Southeast arm, Lake Malombe and the Upper Shire River.

About 82% of Spaniards say they are Roman Catholics, though only 48% consider themselves to be practising Catholics, according to a recent poll.

De-escalation of treatment is practised only when results from AST are available, with immediate and long-term consequences such as the emergence of multidrug-resistant micro-organisms and an increased risk of severe superinfections, morbidity, mortality and costs [ 2].

Although around 60% of Cubans are baptised as Catholics, only 5% are practising, says Mr Márquez.