Sentence examples for previously practised from inspiring English sources

She said it appeared the court was out of touch with the situation on the ground in India where demands for dowries had now spread to communities where the custom was not previously practised.

Her speeches are peppered with lines worthy of "Dirty Harry".This sort of machismo is common enough among many Filipino politicians, but was not previously practised by Mrs Arroyo, a former academic and civil servant.

Farmers on the Plateau previously practised rainfed agriculture based on cereals that grew well on eroded soils and produced high-quality residues for animals.

As a judge of the Court of Chancery he was required to deal with cases of equity; though he was almost entirely unfamiliar with the Roman law it was based on, he had previously practised in the Chancery.

He had previously practised in the Court of Chancery, and although unfamiliar with Roman law was highly efficient; Lord Eldon said "I am mistaken if, after I am gone, the Chancery Records do not prove that if I have decided more than any of my predecessors in the same period of time, Sir Lloyd Kenyon beat us all".

Using the methods previously practised by the Mughals, the British began implementing blowing from guns in the latter half of the 18th century, with the most intense period of use being during 1857 sepoy mutiny, when both the British and the rebelling sepoys used it frequently.

The current study was not designed to investigate possible incentives for the initiation of post partum PA in women who did not previously practise PA; however, it is possible that the experience of LBPP during pregnancy may have influenced the women to begin PA in order to improve their health.

Pharmacists entering the existing stock are divided into two groups - new graduates of the pharmacy programme at UTech, and pharmacists beginning practice in SERHA who had previously been practising elsewhere, or not at all.

Cases investigated by police as possible murders date back to 1985, by which time Shipman was a general practitioner in Hyde, on the eastern side of Greater Manchester; previously he had practised in Todmorden, west Yorkshire.

Leg theory had been practised previously without resort to short-pitched bowling, usually by slow or medium-pace bowlers.

He also believed that his good start was fortunate, as it was the first one he had made in the new Benetton car; the team had not practised starts previously due to being short of time.