Sentence examples for should not be practised from inspiring English sources

Maulana Maudoodi, the father of Pakistani Islamism, said amputation should not be practised on those who are driven to steal by poverty or famine; in other words, a just society was more important than harsh punishment.Beyond the legal details, some still see a deeper problem, concerning the very nature of political authority, and the ability of different ideas on this subject to coexist.

In 2005, Charles argued that SDM should not be practised without considering the cultural context, of a clinical consultation [ 14].

Some people have a belief that adding warm oil as ear drops reduces inflammation in the ear which actually isn't a good idea and shouldn't be practised.

A criminal lawyer who refuses a murder case, no matter how gruesome, shouldn't be practising law.

During her 16 years as a fighter Adams has heard all the arguments about why women should not be allowed to practise the noble art and experienced first-hand the low priority attached to her sport by boxing authorities more concerned with the wellbeing and success of their male fighters.

Consumer participation in health and medical research is often a policy directive [ 2] and a requirement of funding organisations [ 20] but should not only be practised for these reasons.

Special advisers should not be seen as shady characters practising the political dark arts, or be political bag carriers for their ministers.

Read more from the big ageing population debate Death is life's finale and should not be cut short Pensioners practise hip moves at care homes across UK Old and young people must unite to solve the problems facing Britain.

On the employment front, a recruiter tells me he sees trawling social media as bad practise: employees should not be judged on their private life.

Politicians who practise divisive tactics like this should not be allowed to remain in office.

An adverse event should not be a necessary trigger for change of practise.