Sentence examples for practises from from inspiring English sources

Mr Danbouki claims that although the Egyptian Ministry of Health forbade the doctor from working, he still practises from his house, a few metres away from his clinic.

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills will crack down on unfair practises from employers, and has released guidance for young people, in an effort to protect their legal right to fair play.

Young, a solicitor-advocate who practises from modern (though far from spacious) offices near Westminster magistrates' court in Marylebone, told me that two of his clients had been unlawfully detained because of recent failings by the courts.

In Kuusamo and neighbouring areas, reindeer herding has been a traditional livelihood since the seventeenth century when Finnish settlers adopted herding practises from indigenous Forest Sámi.

"They will be a visible presence at matches and will act as a constant reminder to players, officials and club personnel of the need for constant vigilance with regard to this issue as we seek to identify, prevent and eradicate corrupt practises from our domestic game.

Owen-Smith and Ogutu [16] underscore the importance of long-term systematic monitoring in Kruger National Park for teasing out the impact of conservation policies and management practises from rainfall, predation and other ecological factors.

We practised from 10 to 12 in the morning and from 8 to 10 at night.

"Now you're seeing the next generation coming through who have been practising from being kids".

Qigong can be practised from manuals or learnt through DVDs, tutorials or courses.

Fishing is still practised from the beach by great teams of men with huge nets.

For a short time after he qualified, he practised from the oddly named 82Z Portland Place.