Examples of using Practised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Egypt[edit] In Egypt, Henna is an Ancient tradition practised among women on many occasions.
A rarely practised procedure.
Stresses the importance of the dual education system as practised in some Member States;
This can be practised at home using pre-recorded material.
The Buddhist monks practised both massage and other healing arts.
It can be practised anywhere, even on a train.
sex should be practised in total darkness.
Leonardo da Vinci practised cryptology in his writing to prevent prying eyes from understanding his diaries,
Religion, when practised with a humble and sincere heart,
introducing an"attached fins" policy would prevent finning from being practised in the EU.
Olympic sports widely practised by men must be played in at least 75 countries on four continents; and by women in at least 40 countries on three continents.
Only practised deceivers, with all the sleight of hand of the most accomplished stage magicians,
Overgrazing(again, widely practised by'traditional' cultures) causes soil erosion and turns fertile pasture into desert.
The Assassins, who practised an intellectual form of extremist Shi'ism,
If I practised smuggling, this is just hypothetical,
introducing an"attached fins" policy would ensure that finning is not practised in the EU.
presupposes the retention of the mind as the instrument for carrying on the sadhana, and without the mind it cannot be practised.
The method is, of course, practised by many people, though for the most part unconsciously;
P439 2 1 Marcellus was efficient and practised in every kind of fighting,
His school practised secrecy and communalism making it hard to distinguish between the work of Pythagoras