Sentence examples for what is practised from inspiring English sources

Thus, it can be said that what is practised as inclusion in Dodoma municipality is neither integration nor inclusion.

Treatment of mastitis was found to be similar to what is practised in conventional herds.

In a country like Sri Lanka with high literacy rate, especially among females (89.7%) [ 13], where people are aware of the recommended duration of EBF, mothers tend to provide answers that reflect the desired duration rather than what are practised.

But some of the world's worst persecution is practised by what political scientists call "non-state actors" who may be relatively immune to diplomatic pressure.

It's one of the things that I think we really share pretty profoundly as a value and yet to return to it and to think about what it is substantially, how it is practised and protected and so on, that's unusual these days and I was glad to have the subject come up.

You can't be sure what will be practised, but you might witness the courbette, a scarcely credible leap from a begging posture.

First of all, AmniSure can be done without inserting a speculum with what is being practised currently.

Moreover, in the Białowieża region hay is traditionally stored directly on the meadows in roofed or unroofed haystacks, what is not practising in Knyszyn region.

CHINA has long been an advocate of keeping human rights and other pesky political issues separate from business, and in Africa it is practising what it preaches.

What I also do is practising at home on my girlfriend, my father, my mother.

Both sons delivered what appeared to be practised, carefully selected memories of their mother.