The policy of home demolitions, which was practised by Israel for decades, was halted in 2005 amid claims it was ineffective and counterproductive.
The other kind, which is practised by a blow with hooks and three pronged spears, when summed up under one name, may be called striking, unless you, Theaetetus, can find some better name?
Professor Maryah of the geography department of the University of Maiduguri said lots of villages surround the Sambisa making it conducive for farming which is practised by the people who are at the fringes of the Sambisa.
Such information supported our doubts on the reliability of the traditional risk assessment approach, which was practised by the Hamburg harbour authorities at the relocation sites in the North Sea.
WBSG vice-president Antonio Castro said: "A sport like ours, which is practised by more than 65 million people in the world, more than four million children, with more than 140 federations, more than 140 countries transmitting it on television, can add much value to the Olympic programme".
Daisy Bates recorded a totemic ceremony called Woolberr, which was practised by the "last of the black swan group" of the Nyungar people of south-western Australia in the 1920s.
The DIAMOND project was designed to compare a step-up treatment strategy (which is advocated in recent Dutch guidelines) with PPI-treatment (which is practised by many GPs).
Thus, this category of putative lunisolar-guided rhythmic phenomena of living forms is itself open to the intuitive, phenomenological methodology suggested by Ribe and Steinle, and which was practised by Goethe in his investigations in the area of botany and notably of color theory.
Dinner is at 64 Degrees, created by chef Michael Bremner – the name alludes to the optimum temperature for sous-vide cuisine, which is practised here.
After two weeks the second training event (five hours) was held, which consisted of an active training module in which the problem-solving techniques were practised by role-play with an actor.
