Sentence examples for practised as it from inspiring English sources

They may not feel that social inclusion is being practised as it is preached by the mayor and his municipal government – but if the New Urban Agenda can be implemented in a meaningful way, perhaps its benefits may trickle down to them too.

Abdesslam is a Salafist, part of a fast-growing movement among Sunni Muslims worldwide who believe Islam should be practised as it was by the first followers of the Prophet Muhammad in the earliest days of the faith.

We note, however, that this is the case for the change-in-estimate procedure as currently practised as it only uses the point estimate change to guide covariable selection.

Deworming may not be practised as regularly as required (at least once a year), as indicated by the low proportion of caregivers (7%) who had reported deworming of the child in the preceding 3 months.

Anger is easily batted away with a host of practised responses, such as "it's political correctness gone mad" or "relax – you're really uptight".

If there is one art form you particularly like, such as dancing or sculpting, then become practised in it.

Second, plural citizenship is not always deeply institutionalised even though it is effectively practised, as in the case of Germany, which means a relatively less stable equilibrium.

Christianity is the most widely practised religion in England, as it has been since the Early Middle Ages, although it was first introduced much earlier in Gaelic and Roman times.

Proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control is widely practised as the base layer controller in the industry due to its robustness and design simplicity.

Let me be clear: hydraulic fracturing as it's practised today will contaminate our aquifers.

Public art, as it is practised in modern Britain, demands a very different set of skills from the ones that give the world great art.