Sentence examples for power to practise from inspiring English sources
In some cases, they suggest that doctors should be referred to the General Medical Council for issuing "too many" prescriptions, meaning they could have their power to practise as a doctor revoked.
In addition, doctors must comply with the guidance of the Medical Council, as this body has the power to remove their licence to practise in Ireland.
The Filipinos were wonderful singers (let's face it they have plenty of time to practise) melodiously crooning power ballads such as the Bangles'Eternalal Flame' and Whitney Houston's 'I Will Always Love You'.
To practise accuracy or power, you could try and chip the ball over a wall or onto the crossbar.
The $145m complex is thought to provide the first dedicated space for scientologists to practise founder L. Ron Hubbard's super power programme.
The first flaw of western discourse is its inability to practise what it preaches in this respect: to speak truth to power.
The GMC is responsible for administering the register and granting licenses to practise in the UK; it controls entrance to the register and has the power to erase doctors from the register.
However, that power is blocked under the European convention on human rights when the country that would receive a suspect is known to practise torture.
I don't have to practise, practise, practise.
