Sentence examples for practised not from inspiring English sources

Judt's generation practised not so much a trahison but an exil of clercs, and this book is a lament about a lost world of social-democratic fairness - which Judt believes was brought into being after 1945 and then thrown away by Tony Blair, or what he describes as President Obama's "bumbling stewardship of US health care reform".

What happened from the 1970s on, first in the universities, in Chicago and elsewhere and, eventually, from 1980 with Thatcher and Reagan was, I suppose, a pathological deformation of the free-market principle behind capitalism: the pure market economy and rejection of state and public action that I don't think any economy in the 19th century actually practised, not even the USA.

No matter how valuable and precise medicine may be, it could never be a science because it is practised not for the sake of knowledge, but for an end product: that is, the maintenance or restoration of health.

Safety promotion is planned and practised not only by public health organizations, but also by other welfare state agencies, private companies and non-governmental organizations.

We can do this personally by practising not thinking in terms of free will.

To rival the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Sweden, Japan and China, we all need to practise not going to church, or any place of worship.

Although she continued to practise, not retiring until she was 70, Scott was largely forgotten when she joined Bournemouth Town Council architects' department in the late 50s.

After all, whether or not I pass or fail, I obtain higher utility if I don't practise, so not practising strongly dominates practising.

However, if they do not practise privately, they receive USD250 special allowance per month.

Many young people do not practise enough physical activity (PA) to benefit their health.

For the first few times you practise this, do not exceed twenty seconds.