Sentence examples for set up practices from inspiring English sources

In addition, up to five international law firms with expertise in Islamic financial services will be allowed to set up practices in Malaysia.

And if you look at a map of where vets set up practices, you will see large areas of the country with little or no coverage.

His wife, Pam, was in medical school in New York, and eventually they set up practices in the city, hers as an obstetrician and his as a therapist to adults and couples.

"We're helping lawyers, and we're providing them with support and professional development skills, but it's all done with the goal of having them set up practices where access to justice is extremely limited," said Fred Rooney, director of external relations at CUNY School of Law and one of the creators of the incubator.

In fact, the barriers Murthy and his predecessors cite would begin to come down by simply expanding the dental workforce to include practitioners who are willing to treat Medicaid patients and set up practices in rural areas and inner-city neighborhoods.

In Guntur, the better road network and denser population may have enabled IPs to network more easily and set up practices in poorer areas, where they faced less competition from formal doctors.

He moved to Kingston in 1750 to set up practice.

so I set up practicing law and playing a little poker on the side . . . but I had to eat . . .

After studying at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford, and traveling with John Ruskin to Italy, Mackmurdo set up practice in London.

Sarah Wigglesworth set up practice in London in 1994 after working for a variety of firms, large and small, both in the UK and USA.

In 1886, on his return from study in Paris with the great neurologist Jean Martin Charcot, who had convinced him of the psychological etiology of hysteria, Freud set up practice in Vienna as a specialist in nervous diseases.