Sentence examples for practice was considered from inspiring English sources

Correction officials said yesterday that inmates with psychiatric problems were sometimes placed in two-person cells because the practice was considered more beneficial than isolation.

The medicine they practice was considered to be below the levels of the West, the system always suffered from shortages, and the social status of a provincial general practitioner was akin to a schoolteacher's, respectable, but modest.

But the investment banks continued to compete to hire the sons and daughters of senior Chinese officials because the practice was considered less risky and was rarely prosecuted, legal experts and Hong Kong bankers say.

Overall practice was considered to be adequate in only one-third of the ICUs, with no effect of longer experience in using nebulized antibiotics on the rate of adequate practice [71].

To others, the noble objective of Kampusareena to become a world-class pioneer in university-industry collaboration and in applying the latest scientific knowledge in practice was considered as an accelerator to improve the understanding and practices of co-creation within their own organisations.

Such a practice was considered normal, natural.

In every other helping profession, the professional's practice is considered first before judging the outcome of their practice.

Embalming by arterial injection as a mortuary practice is considered to have begun in England in the 18th century.

As examined here last month, QFI has been involved in at least one controversial transfer, into Spain, where the practice is considered legal.

The practice is considered a rite of passage that marks the transition to womanhood and is a requirement for all Pokot girls before they marry.

The Thursday practice is considered the most important of the week by the Steelers, and players who don't practice or practice little are often held out of games.