Sentence examples for gone into practice from inspiring English sources

Now if I learned that 40 percent weren't aware of when Obamacare was to be fully implemented or whether any of it had yet gone into practice or precisely how it's likely to affect them, I wouldn't be surprised or distressed.

Jacqueline Winspear carries on her champion work on behalf of traumatized war veterans, "men who are still waiting for their armistice," as she puts it, in AMONG THE MAD (Holt, $25), the sixth novel in an outstanding historical series featuring Maisie Dobbs, a battlefield nurse in World War I who has gone into practice as an investigative psychologist in postwar London.

"He loved to go into practice and hit really hard.

He goes into practice expecting and demanding of himself to be a little better".

After undergoing Freudian psychiatric training in Zurich, she went into practice as a psychoanalysis.

At one time he considered leaving the bench and going into practice with Rifkind.

They went into practice in Detroit in 1946 as Griffiths & Griffiths.

She completed an analytic training program at the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis in Manhattan before going into practice.

Thirty years ago, not long after going into practice, he treated his first rat.

Until I went into practice, I never had an interest in the business side of medicine.

He went into practice with his father and then joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation during World War II.