Sentence examples for thought to practice from inspiring English sources

Thaddeus Ma Daqin, 45, the auxiliary bishop of Shanghai, has been under house arrest since he told a crowd of more than 1,000 people that he was resigning from the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association, the party-run bureaucracy that oversees the religious life of the nation's 12 million Catholics, nearly half of whom are thought to practice in underground churches.

(And, I'm not talking about the way Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Bolton, Bush, McCain and those other cavemen thought to practice it. I'm talking about something a lot more Taoist.) In June, Obama hit Joe with the stick (taking him to task for disloyalty on the Senate floor), and yesterday, he finished him off with the carrot.

While these domains are thought to apply broadly to the practice of medicine, this article seeks to consider clinical excellence in nephrology using this framework.

Focus group discussions (FGDs) do not tell us much about consultations as they are practiced but much about how they are thought to be practiced.

The executions of persons thought to be practicing witchcraft were increasing throughout western Europe.

The first settlers are thought to have practiced a hunting economy, supplemented by harvesting of wild grain.

Thames Reach has recorded 214 homeless people on bendy buses over the past 12 months - a fraction of those thought to have practiced night riding.

The most striking finding is the contrast between this 2-year snapshot of practice and what thoracic surgeons responding to the ESTS survey thought to be their practice.

The recommendations such as made by the BCSH (see table 1) are currently thought to reflect 'best-practice' and physicians should adhere at least to similar practice.

What is thought to constitute best practices in critical care around the world and what can be effectively translated to resource-limited settings?

The performance I saw rehearsed differed in many ways from what is now thought to be Bach's practice.