Sentence examples for small practitioners from inspiring English sources

MWIV is a big player in a highly fragmented market in which such distributors are highly valued by the many small practitioners who tend to place small orders.

It is contended that the definition of what small practitioners are, and how they should be dealt with, can only be understood as part of the broader issue of governance of the accountancy community and the nature of the professional body.

By contrast, the F.D.A. rule is 960 every two years, a standard set with access in mind, to keep even the small practitioner in business.

To this end, the attempt by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales to give an institutional existence to the category of "the small practitioner" is examined.

Three small practitioner surveys have been conducted, but none in the UK.

Small animal practitioners rated empathy significantly higher than food animal (p <.01, d = 0.83) and equine practitioners (p <.01, d = 0.51).

The review is tailored to small animal practitioners, especially in emergency practice, and is designed to provide concise but thorough descriptions on investigating underlying causes of hyphema and treating accordingly.

He said enforcement focuses on small-time practitioners who flout the rules.

Now threatened by a funding pool restricted by the sudden indulgence of ministerial discretion, it's not merely the smaller, innovative practitioners under threat but also the majority of regional companies.

At  present, Imgur has no in-house counsel, and works with a small outside practitioner with no  telecommunications experience.

The continuous quality control of IDB shows that the level of missed cases from small general practitioner clinics and misses in IDB for those injured in connection to moving vehicles is less than five percent, predominantly persons with very minor injuries.