Sentence examples for licensing board for from inspiring English sources

Perry said licensed professionals may still be fired and have their licenses revoked by the licensing board for refusing services.

Citywide was founded in 1985 by the podiatrists Michael Brumer and Lawrence Klein, both of whom were later disciplined by the state licensing board for various misdeeds, including negligence and fraudulent billing.

"A lot of different forces are driving the market," said Matthew L. Smith, chairman of the state licensing board for appraisers and president of the Standard Valuation Services company in Mineola.

Dr. Leonard Glass, who practices in one such state, Massachusetts, observed last month, in the Boston Globe, that even if nobody has actually lost his or her license for violating the Goldwater rule, "it is not trivial to be reported to your licensing board for an ethics violation".

The case is considered unusual by many legal experts because actions like those Mr. Siegelman was accused of — exchanging a seat on the state hospital licensing board for a contribution to an education lottery campaign he was pushing — are hardly uncommon in state capitals around the country.

The Botswana Health Professions Council (BHPC), the licensing board for healthcare workers, now requires medical laboratory scientists and technicians to accumulate CPD credit points as part of their career-long learning and to retain professional registration [ 14].

A premises review allows the licensing board wider scope for enforcement action which is judged against five conditions: preventing crime and disorder; securing public safety; preventing public nuisance; protecting and improving public health, and protecting children from harm.

Since the 1974 state Supreme Court ruling, the association has made several unsuccessful attempts in the state Assembly to establish one licensing board and regulatory agency for both osteopaths and medical doctors.

Scotland׳s 2005 Licensing Act includes provision for Licensing Boards to take account of "Protecting and improving public health" in making licensing decisions (Scottish Parliament, 2007, p9), although there is little evidence that this provision is often utilised.

The alleged conversation taking place between Leslie and the rest of the fabric team, and the opposition in the council's licensing board, is, the Tribune report, par for the course.

The four areas were not adjacent and we did not have outlet data for surrounding licensing board areas, hence potential density underestimation was avoided by restricting our sample to the 1360 datazones with population-weighted centroids at least 1 km from the landward edge of each licensing board area.