Sentence examples for to avoid practising from inspiring English sources

Participants from cultures with even stronger taboos against interpersonal physical contact than are present in Anglo-Australian culture were felt by the participant him or herself and by their colleagues to be more likely to avoid practising all their physical examination skills as well as intimate physical examination skills.

During the second visit, all parents/caregivers who received a negative result for their infants were counselled about how to avoid practises favouring HIV transmission to their infant.

So, unlike at university and in the increasingly English-speaking Middle East, I could not avoid practising Arabic and my self-consciousness melted away.

Dont forget to have rest days to avoid injury Practise Situps and press ups at home to improve the quantity and amount in one minute Practise the bleep test once a fortnight to challenge yourself to achieve the next level/s Practise swimming aswell as treading water and swimming with bergens/rucksacks on Don't forget your rest days.

And if they turn off the autopilot in a challenging situation, they may provoke the very accident they are practising to avoid.

It was this determination to avoid "contemporary naturalism", as practised by Zola, for example, whom Nobel particularly reviled, which threw up the bewildering early choices of the Nobel committee.

In his speech in Cairo last year, America's Barack Obama said that "it is important for Western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practising religion as they see fit for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear".

From the main footage it is also possible to see some Argentinean players, including Lionel Messi, practising penalties to avoid the fate that befell the Albiceleste when they played Germany at the same stage of the World Cup.

Likewise, it is important for western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practising religion as they see fit– for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear.

He said it was "important for western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practising religion as they see fit – for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear".

In his recent speech in Cairo, Barack Obama said that "it is important for Western countries to avoid impeding Muslim citizens from practising religion as they see fit for instance, by dictating what clothes a Muslim woman should wear".Not so, say many French politicians including such prominent Muslims as Fadela Amara, the cities minister.