Sentence examples for practice the profession from inspiring English sources

"It could mean that licensed counselors can condemn their clients but still be entitled to practice the profession".

Neither was able to practice the profession they desired and both were long under the influence of Harriet's overbearing mother Minna Wilder.

In the 1950s, approximately 5% of U.S. workers had an occupational license, meaning they completed additional schooling or training (and paid the necessary fees) and passed an exam to be licensed to practice the profession in a certain state.

Its location on a corner where working girls still practice the profession that gave the neighborhood — once called the Barrio Chino; more lately renamed the Raval — its red-light reputation only adds to the seedy allure.

This law is in place to protect parents, who may assume that because workers are called nurses, they have the rigorous education and licensing required of those who practice the profession of nursing.

The decision of that fact involves ordinarily the determination of two subsidiary questions of fact: The first, what the knowledge and skill is which fits one to practice the profession; the second, whether the applicant possesses that knowledge and skill.

"Have you ever practiced the profession of journalism?" "I.

He asks the next bricklayer, "What are you doing?" And he says, "Well, I am practicing the profession of bricklaying.

Pamuk, whose trial last year for the crime of "insulting Turkishness" received international condemnation, has a degree in journalism but had never practiced the profession.

It's a stark contrast from when his grandfather practiced the profession, making house calls in a village in Bangalore's outskirts.

"If we determine the business corporations are practicing medicine, then they are illegally practicing the profession and we have the authority to investigate," said Frank Munoz, associate commissioner of the State Education Department's Office of the Professions.