Sentence examples for struck off from from inspiring English sources

But then I recalled that he is of course still a practising psychotherapist, with the spectacularly toothless British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy having gone rather quiet on moves to get him struck off from whatever Mickey Mouse "register" they preside over.

With Nolan's new-found reputation he was a logical choice, and Newcastle had him struck off from the 15th Hussars and made aide-de-camp to General Richard Airey, backdated to 17 March 1854.

Annotated printed books in Firestone Library... show just how richly rewarding it can be to examine the sparks that texts struck off from early readers.

Chancellor George Osborne's psychiatrist brother faces being struck off from the medical profession after he had a two-year affair with his "vulnerable" patient.

China, then also guest of honour, asked for the names of Bei and Dai Qing, investigative journalist, to be struck off from a list of participants.

A hard-hitting article in the British Medical Journal accuses doctors at King's College hospital medical school and the University of London of failing to take action when they discovered that Anjan Banerjee, struck off from the register by the GMC in September, had faked the research that won him a master of surgery degree.

Since striking off from Goldman Sachs over four years ago, the banker and his firm have kept busy with a number of deals.

"To impose the more restrictive sanction of striking off from the Register would be unnecessarily punitive and disproportionate at this stage".

That wife who, when her lord is gone from home, sets to beautifying herself, strike off from virtue's list; for she has no need to carry her beauty abroad, save she is seeking some mischief.

A second is that it could deal with Johann Hari-like problems, making it easy for a journalist to be struck off, or rather barred from future employment from participating newspapers.

It admitted before the election that Muslim candidates had been struck off its lists after pressure from nationalists.