Sentence examples for ability to practise a from inspiring English sources

The broad scope of naturopathic practice may be a potential advantage for eliciting GP referrals for CAM, as the ability to practise a broad range of CAM therapies means that evidence for non-naturopathic CAM could also translate into referral.

When our people were put on missions, we were robbed of our ability to practise culture, sustain a healthy lifestyle and our economies were broken down.

But he is intelligent, charming and witty; he has led an organisation with 30m-35m followers; and he has shown an ability to practise the arts of politics—sometimes dallying with Miss Megawati, whose disdain for deal-making was her undoing this week, sometimes with others.

For example, according to new proposals doctors who fail to raise concerns about a colleague's ability to practise safely could face harsher penalties than currently.

An expert in emergency/disaster medicine with knowledge of radiation medicine was sent to the OFC, while an expert in radiation emergency medicine with the ability to practise emergency/disaster medicine was sent to the JV.

While the investigation continues, it could impose restrictions on her ability to practise.

All three pilots had been denied the ability to practise their skills, because the plane was usually the one doing the flying.

His drive and his ability to practise every single day is just phenomenal.

However, the panel said the nurses' ability to practise had been impaired.

Toy selection is vital for the ability to practise various hand actions.

Their comments show that nursing managers were affected by their working conditions, which limited their ability to practise their skills.