Sentence examples for practicing profession from inspiring English sources

The continental monarchies also developed a system of career judicial office, in which the young university licentiate went straight into government service, whereas in England appointment of judges from the senior practicing profession remained the settled practice.

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

Critics argue that many women are simply practicing a profession — indeed, one of the oldest — of their own choice.

He graduated from a chiropractic school, but instead of practicing that profession he became a pitchman for good health.

In 50 years of practicing his profession, he claimed, neither he nor any of his men ever suffered what he would consider a serious injury.

The book appeared as his business was reeling and the city government, claiming misconduct, was fighting to ban him from practicing his profession.

In both groups, over half the patients considered themselves disabled, with a slightly higher percentage of patients who had amputations reporting difficulty with practicing a profession (60 vs. 40%%).

By doing this, executives who caused harm to the public would be prevented from practicing their profession in the future.

Performers have a vested interest in their own sexual health in order to continue practicing their profession.

Today she is practicing her profession again and has given many interviews to the Brazilian press about her recovery.

The legislation banning the dissemination of violent images does, however, make an exception for those "practicing a profession whose aim is to inform the public" — i.e. journalists.