Sentence examples for one year of practising from inspiring English sources

These sites were also selected after one year of practising ORD.

A new report from the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR) puts forward the case for the establishment of 'Frontline' – an independent social enterprise providing 12 months of intensive training culminating in accreditation as a social worker, and followed by a minimum of one year as a practising children's social worker.

One disadvantage of practising at home was potential distractions, mostly the risk of socialising instead of practising.

The learning curve is relatively steep in many medical procedures, with optimal results after one or two years of practise, and without further gains beyond that.

The ratified law, however, added another clause allowing courts to "prevent the convicted from practising the profession for a period of no more than one year, if the crime violates the principles of the profession".

Viewed from the perspective of specialty destinations, only one quarter of doctors practising as cardiologists specified cardiology as their first choice of career in year one.

Overall the current cohort represented a similar range of number of years practising with the majority practising for ±15 years [ 46].

Inclusion criteria for participation, in addition to being Bangladeshi or British Bangladeshi and a resident of one of these two areas, were being aged at least 30 years and practising one or more of the following health-compromising behaviours: smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco, both smoking and chewing tobacco, or chewing paan (betel quid) without tobacco.

They would have a minimum of 1 year for practising between consecutive levels.

Determination of inclusion criteria In addition to being Bangladeshi or British Bangladeshi and a resident of Tower Hamlets, inclusion criteria for screening included being aged at least 30 years and practising one or more of the following health-compromising behaviours: smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco, chewing paan (betel quid) without tobacco.

The infamous "Angel of Death", SS captain Dr Josef Mengele, was one of the physicians practising here.