Private practice

Private Law Practice

He also had a private practice in Helsinki.

1992 1996 Private Law Practice

In 1960, he returned to his private medical practice.

Survey of good practice in public private sector dialogue.

1978 1981 Full time private law practice, Kampala

1967 to 1970 Private practice as Barrister at Law.

In 1988, medical personnel in private practice comprised 99 doctors, 28 dentists and 29 pharmacists.

Otherwise, I'd be a society doctor with a fancy private practice.

There are 6,379 private practice offices, and a total of 41,271 health workers in the country.

All teachers working at education establishments and in private practice are registered with the Register of Teachers.

If so, my intuition tells me I'll be going back to private practice.

In his late twenties he entered into private practice as a professional engineer with special expertise in water transport.

By 1842, he had an income of 1000 a year from his private practice.

In practice, these stipulations are not fully observed, especially with private employers in some areas, like catering or retail trade.

He earned a law degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and entered private practice as a lawyer in 1970.

In practice, however, there are discriminatory policies both government's and public organizations and the private sector's that discriminate against women.

It was implicit in treaty practice that the provisions of a private law convention did not derogate from mandatory public law.

Have practised since that date as a Mediator, both incorporated into practice and for private mediation sessions.

The report indicated that there was not much State practice concerning national requirements for private space activities.

As has been the practice in the past, specific recommendations in both areas have been forwarded to me by the Chairman in a private communication.

In order to begin private practice of a teacher a person needs a certificate, issued by the Ministry of Education and Science.

It could receive complaints from private individuals or non governmental organizations and could conduct inquiries and make proposals for improvements in law and in practice.

13.2.2 In practice

13.2.2 In practice

Partnerships in Practice

There's no magic it's practice, practice, practice.

Practice. Injection practice.

The Chairman said that the practice of allowing declarations under private international law conventions was to leave scope for party autonomy.

Governments and private individuals must also realize that crises such as those just discussed transcend traditional boundaries of theory and practice.

1974 On entering private practice as Junior Counsel in Juris Chambers of Normal Hill Q.C. engaged in Criminal and Civil Litigation as supra in all jurisdictions including Court of Appeal.

In private?

Treaties incompatible in practice

Refinement in accounting practice

Practice in lesson order

But, practice, practice, practice, and do not accept failure.

She is also a Professor of Law at the University of Costa Rica, with a long term private practice as an attorney.

Every person has the freedom to practice his or her religion, either alone or in community with others, in public or in private, unless this endangers public order, health or morals.

Most United Nations treaties related to public international law, but the Treaty Section was aware that it had become accepted practice in private law conventions for States to adjust individual provisions by declaration, since such conventions applied only to private contracts.

The dialogue moved the debate away from whether the role of the private sector should be expanded or limited to focus on what changing the share of the urban water and sanitation market supplied by private operators meant in practice.

In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.

In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.

Application of research in practice

The problem emerges in practice.