Examples of using Practised in English and their translations into Slovak
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Before the mid-1400s, the medieval Church had been largely tolerant of wise women who offered folk cures or practised half-forgotten pagan rituals.
This manner of interpretation,“practised from antiquity within the Church's Tradition,
Grassroots sport' means organised sport practised at local level by amateur sportspeople, and sport for all.
This devotion, faithfully practised, is an excellent means of making sure that the value of all our good works shall be employed for the greatest glory of God.
Today, the World Health Organisation estimates that, worldwide, herbal medicine is three to four times more commonly practised than conventional medicine.
Organised sport practised at local level by amateur sportspeople, and sport for all.
meditated, practised yoga and went hiking.
According to the World Health Organisation, worldwide herbal medicine is three to four times more commonly practised than conventional medicine.
It is to be hoped that in the future agricultural policy will be practised as agricultural and not industrial policy.
Although Falun Gong was widely practised in China throughout the 1990s, this claim was
The form of Buddhism practised in Bhutan has absorbed many of the features of Bön- such as nature worship,
These people are seeking the truth, they are seeking the true God, whose image is frequently concealed in the religions because of the ways in which they are often practised.
Tantra This yoga series is practised in a slow and flowing manner to build patience and awareness.
reef fishing practised in various islands in the atoll.
The art made its way to foreign countries and is being practised all across the world.
Terrorism as practised by your kidnappers is a direct assault on our values,
Leonardo da Vinci practised cryptology in his writing to prevent prying eyes from understanding his diaries,
course of 20 lessons, during which all basic language skills are taught and practised.
According to the World Health Organisation, worldwide herbal medicine is three to four times more commonly practised than conventional medicine.
Each section can be learned and practised in turn before putting them back together into a complete piece.