Sentence examples for practising state from inspiring English sources

A month earlier he had been reaching out indirectly to America by visiting Israel, trying to repair relations which touched a low point last year when he accused Israel of practising "state terrorism" against Palestinians.But still, America must doubt very much that Turkey shares its vision of radical change in the Middle East.

Mr Putin went out of his way to argue that the country does not practise state capitalism indeed, that it is on the crest of another wave of privatisation.

The system assumes that most religious repression is practised by state authorities, and can be corrected by putting pressure on governments.

And Grey Gables receptionist Lynda went into a fugue state, practising her hoitiest meet'n' greet.

After Oliver Sacks's disclosure that he is dying of cancer, here are notes on his life in New York in the early 1980s, when he was "something of a recluse, living alone in a modest clapboard house in the Bronx" practising psychiatry in state hospitals and nursing homes.

To this end, accurate data on practising physicians by state are needed.

At any given time, it is difficult for the DPH or any other body to know who is practising in the state of Connecticut.

Cleaning of the physician list will need to be an ongoing process; every year new physicians are added to the existing list of licensed physicians, and some current physicians cease practising in the state.

States that are participating in the projects funded under various Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) initiatives must focus on getting an accurate count of the physicians practising in their state, since their progress is being measured based on this key number.

But Nossel said the company that the US was keeping – Iran, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and a handful of other states practising executions – was increasingly glaring.

The following December, Sultan Iskandar gave his endorsement for the state government to gazette a proposed legislation which bans Muslims in the state from practising Yoga, citing that Hindu elements in the exercise went against Islamic teachings.