Sentence examples for that practised from inspiring English sources

The word "flexitarian" sounds to me like a commitment to eat only animals that practised yoga while alive.

Campaigners against the arms trade argued that Britain should not be selling war planes and military equipment to an undemocratic regime that practised torture.

"Mainstream discussion on the issue fell into a very clear dichotomy that painted cultures that practised FGM as backwards or cruel.

Race was clearly a central fault line – and how could it not be, in a country that practised slavery for 200 years, apartheid for the next 100, and has been a non-racial democracy for only the last 50?

Vehemently denying that he was racist and maintaining that he would not give business to any that practised discrimination, Paul draws a parallel between allowing private institutions to discriminate and the right to free speech.

But in a neat - arguably too neat - reversal, it transpires that the real fundamentalism at issue here is that of US capitalism, specifically that practised by Changez's former employer, Underwood Samson, whose motto, as they do their pitiless bit for globalisation, is "Focus on the fundamentals".

Child marriage is a tradition that is practised to preserve a girl's chastity, to strengthen ties between families and as a response to poverty.

In the yoga tradition, meditation must be undertaken alongside asanas - physical postures - that are practised six days a week, and it's considered such a powerful and dangerous tool that many traditions of yoga don't introduce meditation until the practitioner is extremely advanced.

This is the practised guideline that is still being continued after several years.

(People in the world's richest countries cannot be smug recent research found that British banks practised widespread sexual discrimination).

But the more I speak to her, it is hard to escape from the sense that, though quite practised, she finds that particular process quite unnatural herself.