Sentence examples for entering the practice from inspiring English sources

Adlai E. Stevenson (1893 97), by entering the practice of law (Chicago, 1926) and devoting himself to public service.

Before entering the practice of law, I had spent some time as a jazz musician; my performing career was brief, but my love of jazz proved permanent.

Upon entering the practice of law, Malia specialized in litigation becoming a Board Certified Trial Attorney.

A new patient entering the practice list is welcomed as an opportunity to review their medication.

During the recruitment week, patients entering the practice to see a clinician taking part in the study that day were given a flyer by the practice receptionist after booking in for their appointment.

The data were validated (from clinical notes) and information was added to the records within an Access database including classification as Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, whether previously diagnosed as having diabetes before entering the Practice, whether diagnosed after registration within the Practice or elsewhere (e.g. hospital) and year of transfer out of the Practice or death.

He did not immediately enter the practice of law and instead became an editor of the Indiana Signal, where he supported Martin Van Buren in his presidential campaign.

Digital technology has entered the practice of mammography.

Students are well positioned to adopt new knowledge as they enter the practice arena.

He said: "our academic education is held well but when the students enter the practice environment, they are faced with some particular organizational behaviors that are task oriented and inhibit independent decision-making".

Thus, considering treatments on the verge of entering the clinical practice, such as CGRP blocking molecules, cranial arteries are undoubtedly of major interest in migraine.