Sentence examples for its ability to practice from inspiring English sources
A guilty verdict will likely end its ability to practice before the SEC and that's assuming it has clients left.
A judge in Superior Court ordered the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles to turn over confidential files on several priests accused of sexually abusing children, rejecting the church's contention that doing so would inhibit its ability to practice its religion freely.
Mr. Edwards resisted pleading guilty to a felony because he did not believe he had committed one and did not want to lose his ability to practice law.
Kaplan's main contention is that Dosoretz and his firm interfered with his ability to practice elsewhere.
BCH said his reprimand "does not affect his ability to practice at Boston Children's Hospital and he remains a member in good standing in the Department of Psychiatry".
Although these rituals may seem archaic to outsiders, they are central to the church's ability to practice its religion without interference from the state.
Rarely, if at all, does one find posts about the content of the coursework and how it will affect their ability to practice medicine.
Nevin objected: "It's not just removing fat, it's muscle that has affected our ability to practice law," he said.
Perversely, the rise of video, which had given Afolayan the ability to practice his father's craft, had also robbed it of its value.
Like other professional organizations, the association has little direct authority to restrict members' ability to practice.
