Sentence examples for was still practised from inspiring English sources

While critics bemoan this tactic, claiming it only reinforces the region's wanton overdependence on foreign labour, others point out that slavery was still practised in much of the Arabian peninsula until the 1960s, and Qatar is simply applying a more ancient emperor gladiator dynamic to international football.

Mobility was still practised at both sites, mostly at Bokspits as an alternative adaptation strategy.

In the 18th and early 19th century archery was still practised as a village sport, and the archers of Broughton, Cheetham and Prestwich were renowned countrywide.

It should be pointed out, in the interests of fairness, that this latter suggestion of incapacity is somewhat belied by the fact that Alice Lee was still practising law at 100, prompting various gobsmacked newspaper profiles at the time.

She later added that in a moment during the abuse Kristy had been allowed to sleep but Bamu had entered his room and said he was still practising witchcraft.

To do this, we systematically used the internet to search for telephone numbers for practices containing possible duplicate physicians, and we then called these practices to confirm that the physician on our list was still practising at the address listed.

It is still practised in Egypt, predominantly by women.

And, in some schools, corporal punishment is still practised.

It is also hard to prevent in countries where polygamy is still practised.

However, Janov's widow said it is still practised around the world.

Are there any Cornish fisherman's recipes – other than fish pie – that are still practised?