I'm like one of those old practitioners who used to visit my law school, full of bluster about life in the real world.
Name any of the old practitioners of football street law and you will see players of infinitely more rounded skill than those of today who have invited the harshest spotlight.
[CM] Asking for transcripts or study reports may [create] great difficulties for those old practitioners, for these schools, or professors may not exist anymore [sic].
Differences in the age structure of female and male physicians and different levels of efficiency of young versus old practitioners may, however, also play a role in this context.
Also raised were the potential challenges long-standing practitioners might face in collecting documentation of their training for the grandparented registration process: Asking for transcripts or study reports may [create] great difficulties for those old practitioners, for these schools, or professors may not exist anymore [sic].
"Our generation will have to find a different mixture of the old and new," says Yannis Solos, a 25-year-old practitioner of Byzantine church chanting, a tradition going back more than 1,000 years.
But among local leaders, only Israel's foreign minister, Shimon Peres, a 77-year-old practitioner of positive thinking, bothered to speculate aloud about where three or four weeks of quiet might lead: to a spate of confidence-building measures, to renewed peace negotiations, even, in time, to "a new Middle East".
Anton van Rossum, who runs Fortis, a Dutch-Belgian group and Europe's oldest practitioner of bancassurance, is convinced of its virtues.
"I spoke to one older practitioner, and he felt he'd be liable if he tested his patients and they didn't want to know the diagnosis," said Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick, an AIDS specialist at United Medical Center in Southeast Washington.
Shirley Fennes is a 15-year-old practitioner of crystal eres.
Pax World, one of the oldest practitioners in the field of socially responsible investing, paid a $500,000 penalty.
