Sentence examples for which can be practised from inspiring English sources

Lord Hussey, who has died aged 83, was a shining example of the widespread belief among the "great and good" of the British establishment that corporate management is a profession which can be practised without technical knowledge.

Poultry production is another enterprise which is viewed as one which can be practised even by the poor and vulnerable in the community, owing to its low start-up costs and its rapid payback period (ASDSP West Pokot CCU 2013).

They have run sessions with our research academics, internally, in an environment in which skills can be practised in front of a camera or in an interview situation.

We need to be fostering a society in which religions can be practised in the most transparent way, and not hindering the construction of mosques or churches, where there is a need.

These two streams are combined to present a framework through which conformational design can be practised.

Environmental sensitivity evaluation is a basis upon which the concept of environmentally sensitive areas (ESAs) can be practised in order to protect the environment, regulate development activities and promote sustainable land use planning.

Diving, meanwhile, can be practised anywhere, at any time.

Or the whole ritual can be practised in reverse.

Qigong can be practised from manuals or learnt through DVDs, tutorials or courses.

"Moves (like the one that lead to Andriy Voronin's winning goal) can be practised, and Hertha do practise them, all the time".

But having a proper assignment and measurement methods, good communication skills can be practised and evaluated.