Sentence examples for approval to practice from inspiring English sources

Nancy O'Dowd, a spokeswoman for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said one of them "was applying" for approval to practice in the United States.

But as Morris put it, "that is not approval to practice law in Texas".

Eleven of the 12 practices gave Caldicott Guardian approval to use anonymised patient-level data (Table  1); one medium prescribing practice declined approval to use anonymised data and were excluded.

When Mr. Morrissey was seeking approval to resume practicing law in New York State in 1998 after a suspension that had lasted for more than two years, Mr. Kelley and Mr. Forsythe were among the more than a dozen character witnesses who vouched for his integrity and his deep sense of remorse before a state disciplinary panel.

Since all of the company's products have the institute's seal of approval, it is virtually impossible to practice accounting without buying some items from CPA2Biz.

They also point to his service on the board of a Methodist group that in 1998 criticized the "radical homosexual/lesbian lobby" for trying to force the church "to grant approval to the practice of homosexuality".

In its final report, it observed that "although the official policy of both the UDF [the broadly-based United Democratic Front] and the ANC was to condemn necklacing, the public statements of the leadership of these organisations were sometimes ambiguous and appeared to give tacit, and sometimes overt, approval to the practice".

As in all confirmatory trials that lead to practice change or regulatory approval, well-designed ACTs follow rigid requirements and are carefully designed to control the risk of error including type I and type II error rates [ 4].

They are also lending tacit approval to this wrongful practice and defying the most basic precept of medicine: Do no harm.

Approval to contact general practices in two of these areas was finally gained six months after our application.

The New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute asserted it may give congressional approval to the agency's practice of searching Americans' communications abroad solely because they are "about" a surveillance target -- not with one.