Sentence examples for fit to practice from inspiring English sources

Is that what the Giants really want hanging over them when his hamstring and his gunshot wound are healed and he is pronounced fit to practice?

"NHS organisations have a legal duty to ensure that all doctors are fit to practice and deliver services to the required standard.

Ms. Siebert said Georgetown had decided that Mr. Glass deserved a second chance, and she noted that it was the business of bar admissions committees to decide who is fit to practice law.

In an 80-page brief, backed by hundreds of pages of exhibits, Mr. Clinton and his lawyers provided the first glimpse of how they will argue that he is still fit to practice law even though he was found in contempt of court.

"He was very comfortable, and fast, on both bikes at Kirkistown and if he passes a medical on Monday he will be fit to practice on Tuesday".

Revalidation is about assuring that health practitioners remain up to date and fit to practice, and demonstrating that they continue to meet the requirements of their professional regulator.

In 2010, after the GMC's most exhaustive fit-to-practice hearing in its history, Wakefield was banned from practicing medicine in Britain.

Mr. Finckel joked about the difficulty of fitting in rehearsal time to practice, with their busy schedules.

The potential benefits of using EASY-Care in practice are described [ 34] with a good fit to nursing practice either as a needs assessment tool [ 11] or as a diagnostic tool [ 17].

We need to reconsider registration arrangements and how the assessed year in practice fits in within an overall readiness to practice framework.

The rookie RON DIXON returned to practice with a specially fitted shoe.