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It was a routine mission to	practise a nocturnal flight at 25.000 feet high betwee
ve, renounce marriage and earthly honour, and	practise a hard asceticism.
These Muslims	practise a ritual-based system of social stratificatio
vindicated by the ECHR and legally allowed to	practise again.
for too long; those with a cardiac condition	practise against a wall and do not raise the arm, but
the ‘shravana', manana and nidhidhyasana and	practise all the disciplines of penance, faith, self-c
am before returning to New Zealand in 1922 to	practise anaesthetics as a specialty - the first New Z
Patel nurtured ambitions to expand his	practise and accumulate great wealth and to provide hi
The targets they shoot from in	Practise and in the Contest were 3 times the original
Jazz Band, Orchestra and Rock Band regularly	practise and other concerts can be heard throughout th
ons were required in order to help the troops	practise and construction of such ranges and other aid
hey were anxious to have a temple in order to	practise and observe the Saiva Siddhantha Tenets and r
Its good	practise and while i know it because I've lived here a
y profession, in which I have had a desire to	practise and learn some secrets touching the orders of
Houbraken disapproved of this	practise, and preferred to write about painters who we
The right of citizens of India to	practise any profession or to carry on any occupation,
He qualified to	practise as a notary in 1860 and practised in Saint-Je
to study law in Montreal and was licensed to	practise as a notary in 1867.
Hancock returned to	practise as a solicitor, joining the Crown Law Office
Bands such as 'The Gentlemen' use the area to	practise, as do Reverend and the Makers and a fairly r
smania at the end of 1856 and was admitted to	practise as a barrister on 22 January 1857.
LL.B.) from Bombay University, Sawant started	practise as an advocate at the Bombay High Court and S
er-Lyne, but in 1839 removed to Manchester to	practise as an operative and consulting surgeon.
lawyer, was the first woman to be admitted to	practise as a barrister and solicitor in Australia.
called to the bar in 1849, though he did not	practise as a barrister.
He was registered to	practise as a barrister and solicitor in South Austral
In 1850 he removed to London and began to	practise as a consulting engineer, at first alone, but
In 1978 he was admitted to	practise as a barrister in Western Australia and joine
A commission for Haddon's admission to	practise as an advocate in the arches court of Canterb
In 1725 he was called to the Bar, and after	practise as a barrister became Member of Parliament fo
r, Margaret Dixon, who was the first woman to	practise as a UK patent agent.
In 1843, however, he ceased to	practise as such, and entered at the Inner Temple, bei
ry strict supervision and is not permitted to	practise as a priest.
reig became the first woman to be admitted to	practise as a solicitor in Victoria, and shortly after
d for admission to the New South Wales Bar to	practise as a barrister, but again her application was
he Smurf decides to put the comerce system in	practise as a surprise, becoming Finance Smurf.
In 1857 he left the company to	practise as a civil and consulting engineer with two o
, so it does not qualify students to actually	practise as therapists as it is not a Practitioner Cou
he engine works in the New Road, but began to	practise as a civil engineer for public works, and was
stipulating under what circumstances one can	practise as a solicitor.
He qualified to	practise as a doctor in 1856 and set up his practice a
He qualified to	practise as a notary in 1894 and set up practice in Mo
emoved to London about 1837, and commenced to	practise as an aural surgeon.
He graduated in 1947 and returned home to	practise as a lawyer.
He continued to	practise as a barrister and to write for The Times.
However Venter still continued to	practise as a doctor: "I was very lucky.
his father's firm E.M. Heenan & Co in 1983 to	practise as a barrister.
at King's Inns in April 1850, and admitted to	practise at the Victorian Bar on 24 November 1852.
. in 1558, and for financial reasons began to	practise at Cambridge as a physician, though for four
He left his	practise at the bar from 1965 to 1973, spending three
ld in which he professes himself competent to	practise, at a court at which he normally appears and
He continued to	practise at the bar until 1994.
mal part of human experience and continued to	practise austerity.
The	practise began in Wessex and was later used throughout
y successful architect managing his own large	practise, being approached by Daniels who states "I ha
ains decisions and rules concerning religious	practise, besides responsa by Rashi and other authorit
of his time in Europe, gaining permission to	practise both in San Remo, where he and his family liv
not only to cease trying to supervise medical	practise, but to cease arbitrating and acting as a cou
The DFB has since updated this	practise by broadening recognition to include all nati
In his Proved	Practise Clowes gives many details of this expedition,
Fitness to	Practise Committee (makes decisions in cases where a r
This	practise continued to the reign of William III, by thi
floodlight towers at each of its corners, two	practise courts to the east of the arena, and a furthe
urse at Northumbria University and went on to	practise criminal law for the Max Gold Partnership in
ather like those appalling rhythmic girls who	practise dancing each week on Top of the Pops.
the village include an infant school, dental	practise, doctor's surgery, village hall, motel, the L
The latter band use Portland Works to	practise every weekend, and it is doubtful they would
lt (located in the old stadsdoelen, or target	practise for the city schutterij).
It was useful in medical	practise for examining transparent materials such as c
t almost immediately and needed no coaxing to	practise for several hours per day.
...) Both this and the other class of persons	practise fortitude, as well in supporting active toil
in animal welfare have attempted to stop this	practise from happening due to the cruelty to the anim
ned the Bar roll and achieved her ambition to	practise from Selborne Chambers by accepting a positio
Returning to his native Bermuda to	practise, he was a member of the House of Assembly fro
g decades, largely due to his expanding legal	practise, he became a part-time politician and estrang
In his religious	practise he surpassed the rigorism of the most Orthodo
Although still qualified to	practise, he has not done so since 2003.
Hamilton wore no rank or insignia (as is SAS	practise), he was identified by his dog tag.
the neighboring town of Sarpsborg, wanted to	practise his native country's sport and travelled to F
They tell Vlad off, but allow him to	practise his aerobics on the closed piano.
Simintov says it is not easy to	practise his religion alone.
t to the seminary or to holy orders those who	practise homosexuality, present deep-seated homosexual
Brokenshire used to	practise in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, joi
ring his legislative career, and continued to	practise in the city after leaving political life.
He did not	practise in England however, and returned to New Zeala
He was admitted to	practise in the state of Western Australia in 1984, Ne
Moving to London, Tregonwell began to	practise in the court of admiralty, of which he became
sity of Zambia in 1974, and was registered to	practise in the UK in 1988.
He continued to	practise in defiance of the college, and further proce
e was a barrister-at-law who was qualified to	practise in England and Wales, Hong Kong, Australia an
In the same year he engaged in	practise in his native city, and in 1844 was appointed
paving the way for Australian accountants to	practise in Sri Lanka or vice-versa.
he brewing equipment is second hand (standard	practise in small companies) the hot liquor tanks came
By allowing the common lawyers to	practise in the Admiralty court, the civil lawyers wer
nturies who wrote up their cases from private	practise in Latin to share with contemporary colleague
sition from the doctors, but in 1802 began to	practise in London, and in 1803 became a member of the
ower, Kaka saheb (Keshavrao Date), as was the	practise in those days.
In 1775 Clinch moved to Newfoundland to	practise in Bonavista.
He was authorized to	practise in Lower Canada in 1806.
un breech also differed from standard British	practise, in that it used a Nordenfelt breech similar
nals living in Ontario to become qualified to	practise in the province; retaining Ontario's domestic
A medical doctor qualified to	practise in Czechoslovakia, he is not qualified to pra
ng from Colombo Law College, he started a law	practise in Tangalle.
Cardin qualified to	practise in 1868 and set up practice in Sorel.
ost on March 4, 1909, and returned to his law	practise in Cleveland.
He started to	practise in London, his residence being in King Street
He was registered to	practise in the Australian Capital Territory in 1985.
in Badminton (Shuttle) are undergoing regular	practise in this stadium under a Coach from Sports Aut
The Zimzim	practise incest, and in this respect are worst of all
The standard	practise is to count the day of birth as day zero and
the subject of euthanasia, he argues that the	practise is immoral, because, like abortion, it involv
Traditional Navajo	practise is to allow death to occur outdoors, to allow
Regular	practise is also claimed to relieve stress and kidney,
Canada and the U.S. "have complete freedom to	practise Islam" and that "any attack on Canada and the
door supervisor in the UK, needs a licence to	practise issued by the Security Industry Authority (SI
Buddhist monks	practise it and are the ultimate masters of this form
actice, or (in later years) for pretending to	practise it.
He left for London in 1825, intending to	practise law in the capital, but had difficulty making
ervices Board to not renew her certificate to	practise law in the state; she is now regarded as a "f
a German Jew from Stuttgart whose licence to	practise law in that city was withdrawn in one of the
, due to the fact that he is not qualified to	practise law in South Africa and has been disbarred fr
ginia in 1775 but found that he was unable to	practise law there.
to the (smaller) Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to	practise law in 1842.
Erskine did not	practise law, however, instead he was elected as Membe
Returning to Bunbury to	practise law, first as a solicitor and, from 1953, a b
first year that women ought to be allowed to	practise law.
the Faculty of Advocates in 1835, but did not	practise law.
Arthur Whyte Anglin was a successful private	practise lawyer, and Mary Margaret Anglin became the f
He did not, however,	practise long in England, for his health failing he re
	Practise Makes Perfect
ractises with scores of players appearing for	practise matches.
rms of Article 22 of the convention, which in	practise means that the most important populations of
liffe travelling fellowship allowed Badham to	practise medicine in France and Italy, for some of the
. at Cambridge in 1574, received a license to	practise medicine in the following year, and was creat
e body responsible for registering doctors to	practise medicine as well as regulating medical educat
om Oxford University in the following year to	practise medicine and working thereafter in Windsor, B
eep up-to-date records of those registered to	practise medicine and to make them publicly available.
Despite the ban he continued to	practise medicine leading to his arrest.
He qualified to	practise medicine in 1861 and practised in North Stuke
He qualified to	practise medicine in 1875 and set up practice in Hunti
is retirement from politics, Ash continued to	practise medicine, until his death from apoplexy on Ap
th of doctors who are ill and may be unfit to	practise medicine, the development of guidelines for t
in 1604 had a license from the university to	practise medicine.
na, Paris and Berlin, he returned to Basel to	practise medicine.
ian-born Black doctor to receive a licence to	practise medicine.
of Killorglin, County Kerry) had emigrated to	practise medicine.
The game also featured a	practise mode entitled 'Baby Bear Mode' in which a pla
As is the	practise, most of the finds have been reburied.
environment of the "international" church, a	practise not unusual in the period.
s contrasted with the more typical Naqshbandi	practise, observed by the Khufiyya, of performing it s
In 1917, Macmillan spoke out against the	practise of assigning a woman's national citizenship d
ment in 1952 at which time he returned to the	practise of law.
kwyk, recently announced new laws to stop the	practise of "canned hunting" in his country.
fe and purpose which the heart learns through	practise of the Prayer.
The	practise of honouring industry in the worker's state t
It also established Nikkatsu's	practise of debuting new actresses in films in which t
It admitted Roman Catholics to the	practise of law, permitted the exercise of their relig
of Nassau Hall, he entered upon the study and	practise of the law.
ter leaving politics, Higgins returned to the	practise of law and would be appointed a justice of th
Most of them-following the earlier	practise of the continental synagogues during the mode
with Conrad Gessner, after which he started a	practise of medicine at Basel, where he was elected Pr
It is intriguing to note how the Hittite	practise of assimilating other cultures' gods into the
le time span conditioned or determined by the	practise of the different kind of Yogas or Prapatti.
For the	practise of goshindo, Shirai has developed several bas
ly that these islands were so named after the	practise of sailing refitted British naval ships from
e unconscious have been dissolved through the	practise of the Noble Eightfold Path, a path leading t
er notes of the bass lines and the increasing	practise of doubling the continuo part with a bowed ba
hievements in promoting the understanding and	practise of the responsible management of the vital re
His	practise of neutralising electronic bugs by administer
dren of Israel might devote themselves to the	practise of the Law."
Sthanakvasi sect with the motto of correcting	practise of Jain monks, eventually in Vikram Samvat 18
Catechetics: or, Theory and	practise of religious instruction (1918)
Gillies joined the	practise of his father John Gillies and John Hyde Harr
In the book he approves and supports the	practise of witch hunting.
w did not have the purpose of restricting the	practise of religion.
The	practise of Islam in Belgium is relatively new, and is
Chastity (the state and	practise of sexual abstinence outside of marriage) is
handling concerns about the Fitness to	Practise of registrants and taking any necessary actio
He devoted himself to the	practise of medicine until about 1875, when failing he
It seems to be standard	practise on the Doctor Who episode pages to have it li
Rabbinic authorities banned this	practise on the grounds that Gentiles would consider J
elite of British figure skaters who wished to	practise on uncrowded ice.
Cricketers pub which overlooks the green and	practise on the green whilst on tour.
r physicians and patients of color, unable to	practise or be admitted to Detroit hospitals operated
r writing, or by craft, imagin (sic), invent,	practise, or attempt, any bodily harm to be done or co
d to meet the wants of those who, desiring to	practise or interpret the canons of representative gov
rds, or writing, or by craft, imagin, invent,	practise, or attempt, any bodily harm to be done or co
so sits on General Medical Council Fitness to	Practise Panels, the Mental Health Review Tribunal, an
He continued to	practise part-time as a solicitor while an MP.
There are music rooms for students to	practise pieces for school performances.
His visiting card for his psychotherapy	practise read "Yoga Therapy."
rdeilles continued, during his episcopate, to	practise religious poverty and was intimate friend of
Karpati spent 30 years in clinical	practise, research and teaching of neurology.
, tolerating the right of his French Queen to	practise Roman Catholicism in private but forbidding h
A sizable number in Moodbidri	practise Roman Catholicism.
sts of two concert halls, several meeting and	practise rooms, large foyers and bars, a box office an
cation classrooms and a Music department with	practise rooms.
ajor centre for students of Gandhian ideas to	practise satyagraha, self-sufficiency, Swadeshi, work
are a landowning community, and most of them	practise settled cultivation.
Many Darkhad	practise shamanism.

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