Sentence examples for practised to the from inspiring English sources

"This campaign seeks completely to drive away religion, particularly Christianity, from the social and cultural realm where faith is practised, to the private and confined realm of the mind".

One survey of donors in Germany, a country in which secrecy in donor conception was practised to the extent that, until 2006, documents were destroyed after 10 years, found that 43% of surveyed sperm donors were willing to be identifiable (Thorn et al., 2008).

It is important to practise to the same standards as the clinical subspecialists and to keep the referring clinicians convinced that subspecialty competence in radiology is essential.

These options emphasise enabling health care providers to practise to the full extent of their education, training, skills, knowledge, experience, and competence.

These four tactics reflect a more dynamic approach to HR optimisation, one that emphasises responsiveness to patients' needs while enabling providers to practise to the full scope of their abilities.

If appraisal is a formative and developmental process intended to identify development needs and not performance management, then revalidation is undeniably an episodic process to show capability to practise to the professional regulator (e.g. the General Medical Council in the UK).

Pastoral farmers, selected from alternating households from a random starting point, were asked about the strategies they practised to mitigate the impact of drought on livestock.

About my 10th kiss – I had to practise to get the lips in the right order.

"Only certain things are within his control - such as training and practising to execute the perfect dive - so it's about controlling the controllables.

Tom Searle said that during the recording, he and Hillier-Brook were constantly practising to perfect the highly technical guitar riffs.

Always prepare and practise to ensure the best results.