Sentence examples for practising in this from inspiring English sources

Lawyers practising in this highly specialised area are alarmed, they say, by the increasing prevalence of these once "highly abnormal" orders.

"It attracts people from quite a range of backgrounds who are often already practising in this field but who wish to develop themselves professionally, we also have a number of women who are returning to work.

A spokesman for Luqmani Thompson and Partners in Wood Green, north London, the law firm where she worked as David Burgess, said: "We are immensely saddened by the death of David Burgess, an enormously talented practitioner, an inspiration to a generation of lawyers practising in this field, and a great friend.

A sample frame of family physicians practising in this region was created from lists available through pharmaceutical companies, the 2003 telephone directory, personal knowledge of practices and lists obtained from medical organisations in Trinidad and Tobago.

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"Individuals should recognise that by visiting a UK dentist, they can guarantee they are seen by a qualified and registered dentist," says Caroline Lakeman from HSA. "All qualified dentists must be registered with the General Dental Council before practising in the UK, and this can help protect the patient".

There were 244 French doctors practising in the UK and 86 British doctors practising in France.

Most doctors who practise in this area do so to a high standard but we do sometimes come across poor practice, and it is important that patients are protected from this and that doctors understand what is expected from them".

Edward Cocker, The Pen's Triumph: being a copy-book, containing variety of examples of all hands practised in this nation according to the present mode, adorned with incompatable knots and flourishes… (to be sold with other of the authors works, by John Dowse Stationer, at the great north door of St. Pauls Church London, 1659).

Leaders of two of the UK's most powerful medical bodies are on a collision course with the government and the European commission after calling for all doctors coming to work in Britain from Europe to face tests to prove they are fit to practise in this country.

But lawyers who practise in this area say that it may be a very small number of cases.