Sentence examples for practised had from inspiring English sources

While the number of communities where FGM was practised had increased in the UK, it was impossible to say how many people would still feel under pressure to continue it, she said.

Conversely, women living in remote households that were relatively poor or where traditional religion was practised had lower odds of insurance coverage.

The exact nature of the intervention varied by site (see table 1): sites where CM was regularly practised had more specific content in their guidelines; at others, personal preferences and perceptions of the baby's condition were stronger influences.

But relief efforts, already well practised, have helped contain the damage.

This meant his fitness to practise had been impaired in Tomlinson's case.

The practising had done no good - my boyfriend kissed like a Brillo pad with suction.

All the eight-hour days spent practising hadn't prepared him to face such genius.

However, the panel said the nurses' ability to practise had been impaired.

Many felt that their practise had changed but with variable levels of skilfulness.

It would have been helpful if we had received instructions [when the register started] and after a time of practise had had a follow-up meeting with an opportunity to ask questions.

(Participant no 217) It would have been helpful if we had received instructions [when the register started] and after a time of practise had had a follow-up meeting with an opportunity to ask questions.