Sentence examples for which were practiced from inspiring English sources
The required forest conditions in the new federal states were evaluated based on forest planning data (Datenspeicher Waldfonds, DSWF) [16] representing management activities, which were practiced in their original form, until the beginning of 1993.
After the guitar and drum track, Mendel would play his basslines, which were practiced enough for them to be recorded perfectly on the first take.
The WHO guidelines which were practiced until September 2009 [ 3, 4] and the revised guideline which was published subsequently [ 5], highlight the importance of packed cell volume (PCV) and haemoglobin levels when deciding the quantity and the type of fluid replacement.
The first is nomadic pastoralism, which is practiced outside the cultivation areas.
He taught us a celebratory dance called koukou, which is practiced in various forms throughout West Africa.
Some experts explain the durability of the military regime by citing Theravada Buddhism, which is practiced by most Burmese, and which emphasizes individual salvation.
"This is certainly due to the fact that the model which is practiced at present is hardly viable after the shortening of the national service".
She shopped for hippie-style jewelry at botanicas in the area, and was exposed to Santeria, which was practiced by some of the local Puerto Rican population.
The Luo and the Sese Islanders have shown a marked interest in the industry, which is practiced by independent fishermen, who typically use planked canoes with outboard motors.
To lend urgency to the campaign, the first ladies of Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Mali and Guinea all condemned the cutting of young girls, which is practiced in 28 countries in Africa and the Middle East.
Ms. Ebadi has recently called for Iran's ruling clerics to allow women to run for president and has said she does not agree with capital punishment, which is practiced in Iran.
