Sentence examples for still being practised from inspiring English sources
'Bakri continues to preach his sermons via an internet chatroom from his exile, which means his evil ideology is still being practised by his followers who are part of a new group called Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah.' These followers, notably Abu Izzadeen, charged last month with inciting terrorism overseas, have continued to preach incendiary sermons around the country.
GENEVA, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Slavery is still being practised in Mauritania, even though the West African country made it a crime against humanity last year, a U.N. human rights watchdog said on Thursday.
To get a better idea of the whole ritual, a few weeks ago we headed over to a town called Appenzell-Innerrhoden, which is actually one of the two Swiss cantons where the Landsgemeinde is still being practised.
Most schools have an automatic promotion policy in Grades 1-3; Grepetitionision istillll being practised in some schools.
Patients are taught about the procedure and its benefits but it is always stressed that it is not guaranteed protection against HIV and that safe sex still needs to be practised.
In other Scandinavian countries routine confinement is not allowed, but this still seems to be practised to a large extent around farrowing and the first part of lactation.
Forest gardening is rare and still in its infancy, having been practised in the UK for only the past 25 years or so.
Clearly, however, this would be unrealistic, as sexual behaviour is highly heterogeneous, and we know that some countries where MC is practised universally still have significant HIV transmission, albeit not as great as in countries where MC is rare.
Many villagers are practised flatterers.
What behaviours will be practised?
