Sentence examples for practice licence from inspiring English sources

The Copenhagen warehouse has a Good Distribution Practice licence to store and distribute pharmaceuticals.

The warehouse has a 'Good Distribution Practice' licence to store and distribute pharmaceutical products.

One of my helicopter pilots was supposedly an ex-Belgian secret service pilot, while one of Burke's crews had a retired ex-wrestler, as well as a Swiss doctor who'd lost his practicing licence for undisclosed reasons.

Osteopathy emerged from the USA in the early part of the twentieth century to these countries [ 3], however the individual legislations of these countries did not permit the full licence practice of osteopathy as undertaken in the USA, and this difference resulted in the appearance of two recognised groups – the osteopath, and the osteopathic physician.

He returned to the ancient practice of granting licences to retain liveried followers and installed Lord Lieutenants that represented the central government and were to keep ready small bands of cavalry.

Castle (2005) found that greater levels of deficiency citations and lower levels of registered and licenced practice nurses employed significantly increased the likelihood of closure for a nursing home.

Liu was one of several rights lawyers refused a new licence to practice law last year.

One lost his licence to practice medicine because he was also held responsible for five other deaths.

Laing lost his licence to practice medicine after a patient alleged he had been "intoxicated and unprofessional".

Darwin's Supreme Court is currently deciding on whether to return Dr Nitschke's licence to practice with a decision expected in the coming weeks.

Firstly, introducing a licence to practice – by extending the role of the Health and Care Professions Council – would give credibility to the workforce, and address public concerns over unfit workers.