Sentence examples for qualified to practice from inspiring English sources

He went into training soon after leaving Oxford and qualified to practice when he was 27.

Just 2,500 medical professionals here are qualified to practice it, compared with 45,000 in Germany.

In the US all landscape architects must carry out continual professional development in order to stay qualified to practice.

Such deception goes virtually unchallenged because most states neither license nutritionists nor have any laws that say who is qualified to practice as one.

One doctor, Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor running for the Democratic presidential nomination, said he was "outraged that President Bush has decided that he is qualified to practice medicine".

He is qualified to practice law in New York State, England and Wales and Argentina and is a graduate of the University of Buenos Aires (J.D. 1988) and Harvard Law School (LLM 1994).

Dr. Champ expects to qualify to practice in the United States and the family is to join her in New York.

Meanwhile he studied to qualify to practice and made plans to get his wife and kids out of Cuba.

Having achieved an educational qualification usually confers some explicit opportunity or entitlement to the holder of the qualification, e.g. the opportunity to enroll in a university or (further qualify to) practice a specific occupation.

While studying to qualify to practice cardiac surgery in America, he worked as a delivery boy for an Indian grocery store in New York and later for an Indian jeweler.

Eastern physicians study the rhythms of pulse for many years in order to qualify to practice medicine.