Sentence examples for should be practised from inspiring English sources

Scalpel cricothyroidotomy is recommended as the preferred rescue technique and should be practised by all anaesthetists.

The procedure takes only about 20 minutes and ideally should be practised on a daily basis.

Often the first ball can set the pattern for the day, so perhaps it should be practised more diligently beforehand.

Muslims themselves disagree over how, if at all, these penalties should be practised in the modern world.

Perhaps more than at any time in its two-century history, this ubiquitous tool of the medical profession is at the centre of debate over how medicine should be practised.

One of the released memos was a 2002 justice department briefing memo written by assistant attorney general Jay Bybee and sent to John Rizzo, the acting general counsel for the CIA, spelling out in detail how waterboarding should be practised.

In fact, we should be practising as we speak".

Few if any checks were made on the suitability of the adopting families – the only condition laid down by Archbishop McQuaid was that they should be practising Catholics.

I ask Pam how much I should be practising and, to my delight, she replies: "I never normally insist on pupils practising; the motivation should come from the desire to want to play.

"The young guys, not all of them, but some of them, are taking their eye off the ball and spending too much time on the internet and they should be practising hard". McManus has been in the spotlight not only for his snooker this week but his tartan trousers, the result of a hotel-room conversation with fellow Scottish snooker player Anthony McGill.

It should only be practised with the guidance of an experienced teacher.