I engage in this public practice for several reasons.
His candidacy is a repudiation of politics, an assault on politics as a public practice.
Chas worked in public practice before he joined ACCA technical department.
Secondly, we illustrate how different professional factions are differentially affected by processes of institutional change, distinguishing between in-house tax professionals and those working in public practice.
For several reasons, I have argued that we should reclaim philosophy as a public practice in the present.
We are reclaiming those same spaces of public practice that have been commodified, privatised and locked into the hands of faceless bureaucracy, real estate portfolios and police "protection".
The E.U. will certainly complain, because under European law public bodies are "called on" to conform with exceptional effort and attention to public practice.
Fewer members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the industry's trade body, are in public practice than in 1989.
As the Walker's director of education, she also took on the title of curator of public practice, a signal that audience participation and civic engagement were critical.
Some of the best-known London hospitals have set up private branches abroad which plough profits back into their public practice at home.
Although public practice of Catholicism was forbidden, interference with private worship was rare, even if Catholics sometimes bought their security with bribes to local Protestant authorities.
