Sentence examples for licence to practise from inspiring English sources

If found guilty, Andersen risks losing its licence to practise.

Others, such as pawnbrokers, gamekeepers or publicans, would have needed a licence to practise their trade.

Teachers will feel Whitehall's hand on their shoulders with the new "licence to practise".

The QTLS is the professional licence to practise for those in a full teaching role.

Allen would also like apprenticeships to give people a licence to practise, as they do in Germany.

An experienced neurosurgeon has been stripped of his licence to practise medicine after it emerged he lied to a patient about removing her brain tumour.

In America, for example, licences to practise medicine are granted by the states.

Once one of the "Big Five" accounting firms, the company voluntarily surrendered its licences to practise as a certified public accountant in the US in August 2002.

This year Sara Aalamari, a 27-year-old who works for the Al-Ghazzawi law firm in Jeddah, became one of the first four women to receive licences to practise law from the Ministry of Justice; she graduated in 2008 from the first law degree programme offered to Saudi women.

8 Revalidation requires all doctors' licences to practise to be reviewed every 5 years 9 by a responsible officer (RO) who is normally the most senior doctor locally.

As the IPPR itself noted:Many unregulated skilled trades and services in the UK are subject to a 'licence to practise' in Germany, which can be gained only by successfully completing an apprenticeship.