Sentence examples for practised will from inspiring English sources

The main ways in which filial piety is practised will then be outlined before exploring the relationship between mianzi and xiao in displaying family in China.

So this means an end to the professional monopoly: the right to practise will be separated from having a title such as solicitor or barrister.

The 67-year-old Australian, nicknamed 'Dr Death' after assisting patient suicides in his home country where he is currently barred from practising, will be quizzed on whether he has breached the law on assisted suicide, currently illegal in the UK, during previous visits.

"I've worked really, really hard and anyone who's seen me practise will know how hard I work.

There may be different sessions and ways of getting the point across, but the messages and practises will always be the same.

Practise will make, well, not exactly perfect, but you'll get better.

Otherwise, their license to practise will be temporarily or definitively suspended.

Practise will continue to change as new agents become available, and as more lines of therapy are offered to patients for a wider range of cancers and to patients who are older and of lower performance status.

Up-and-coming techniques like acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) honour both scientific method and the drive towards a meaningful, mindful life, but it's too early to tell how successful and widely practised they will become.

During this time practising Muslims will refrain from consuming food or drink from dawn to sunset.

In practise, this will mean supplying refugees with food, enrolling them in German language classes and donating football equipment.