Sentence examples for allowed to dispense from inspiring English sources
Some of the major issues identified as barriers to effective pharmacy practice models in these countries include an acute shortage of qualified pharmacists and no implementation of dispensing separation practices – especially in countries where the pharmacist is not the sole dispenser and medical practitioners are allowed to dispense as well – and a lack of standard practice guidelines.
Our Agony Aunt is only allowed to dispense advice based on current evolutionary thinking.
Most generic companies sell to pharmacists, who in many countries are allowed to dispense them as substitutes for expensive branded drugs.
Tribal leaders have been allowed to dispense justice apart from Iraq's legal system, especially in the past decade as Mr. Hussein tried to win them over.
So great was the demand for such services, Binyamin Applebaum and Eric Lipton reported this morning, that private contractors are allowed to dispense security clearances to private-sector employees.
But some of our most important national institutions – parliament, the police, the British Library and, rather curiously, the Ministry of Defence – were allowed to dispense with a shared second-level domain.
Staff members were allowed to re-dispense up to seven previously returned pills; thus, a participant would take home between 30 and 37 pills.
Until recently, in Japan and the USA, 8 Korea 9 and China 10 11 among other countries, 12 medical doctors and pharmacists were allowed to prescribe and dispense medicines.
Private practice nurses are allowed to prescribe and dispense medicines, and Participant 9 kept a limited stock of common medicines, including antibiotics, which she sold on to her clients at a reasonable price.
Angela had allowed Bridget to dispense with the mask, saying only, "I suppose you've been exposed.
But the Financial Planning Association, which brought the case, argued that the exemption allowed stockbrokers to dispense advice without disclosing conflicts of interest.
