Sentence examples for practiced abroad from inspiring English sources

Contrasting the progressive public policies practiced abroad with those here at home, Moore starkly drives home just how inhumane American society has truly become.

On the other hand, ET in hospitals or rehabilitation clinics, as have been practiced abroad, is more costly.

A fifth of the nurse respondents indicated that they had practiced abroad, but too few dentists answered this question to report.

One way forward could be through mutual recognition agreements with other national professional accountancy bodies, allowing appropriately qualified Singaporean accountants to practice abroad, she said.

The East 58th Street building is Rudolph's rebuttal to those younger architects, like Robert Venturi and Charles Moore, who had battled him in print and by example for years, sadly diminishing his career and forcing him increasingly to practice abroad.

There are many reasons why so many British emergency doctors want to leave and work abroad (recent figures from the General Medical Council show that there has been a 20 per cent increase in doctors applying to practice abroad in the past five years), but that's one of them, right there.

There is a growing need to address the global burden of surgical disease along with increasing interest in international surgical practice, necessitating an understanding of the challenges and issues that arise on a systems level when practicing abroad.

Even if you're licensed in another country, getting a license to practice abroad is a bureaucratic and often laborious process.

According to Cuba's ministry of foreign trade, medical products and services, including physicians practicing abroad, pharmaceuticals, and medical tourism, account for 70percentt of Cuba's export revenues.

I have witnessed multiple residents' careers and lives change due to the ability to practice abroad.

An earlier study (2006) from South India [ 18] reported that 59% of students contacted wished to train or practice abroad.