Sentence examples for practised no from inspiring English sources

It has set up no concentration camps, starved no enemies, and practised no cruelties… Its battles have been for education, for the vote, for better working conditions, for safety on the streets, for childcare, for social welfare, for rape crisis clinics, women's refuges, reforms in the laws.

Although most of them practise some form of religion with elements of Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism, they prefer to present themselves as having practised no religion officially, hence labelled as atheists in official censuses.

The pilots also practised no-flare landings before making an actual landing on a carrier deck.

Javid, who acknowledges a "Muslim heritage" but practises no religion, says: "I think it needs to be thoroughly investigated, and I'm pleased that it is being.

But he himself admitted that he could never learn frugality, and he practised it no longer than his poverty forced him to.

While bans exist propaganda is bound to have a distorted significance, but the thing that matters is that Soviet kinema, while being propagandist, contains a use of all the different branches of film-making which is recognised and practised in no other country.

"There is a remarkable correspondence of philosophies and even style between the two," said Ramis, who was raised in the Jewish tradition but practises no religion.

"I'm very old, and this is the first time I hear people talking about Shia, Sunni, all these things," said Mr Alwan, who has Muslim roots but practises no religion.

In order not to disturb clinical practise, and to provide an accurate comparison of two treatment modalities as they are applied in clinical practise, no specific interval to surgery is prescribed.

Since the MBCT was done as part of routine clinical practise, no attempt was made to prevent referring clinicians from changing ADMs or changing the dose of existing ADMs.

I prefer a Europe which offers a chance of integration to all those who subscribe to its common values, whether they proclaim their religious identity or practise no religion, whether they speak the language of their ancestors or have chosen to transcend their roots.