practitioner **

The other reason is the cost of a private practitioner.

Doing their very best to sound like practitioners of Science.

Near its end, the practitioner must give something to those present.

For services as a general practitioner and to the community.

Last year only 15 percent reported plans to become general practitioners.

It has 7 groups and no more than 100 practitioners.

He worked as a general practitioner and wrote a book about.

This system has been in use by some medical practitioners.

She later took up a job as a legal practitioner.

It might take a little time to find a practitioner in your area.

In 1968, Person started his own law practice, and has been an individual practitioner ever since.

I will give you one example of general practitioners' influence.

The state, however, does not have authority over individual practitioners, she said.

It is also involved in teacher education and the training of health practitioners.

Among them are students, scientists and practitioners in the field of public administration.

He has been described as the world's first practitioner of space law.

Cultural practitioners speak for themselves, with each other, and to the public.

If this is our living music, why do so few beyond its practitioners show interest in it?

Yet its practitioners certainly have come to take themselves seriously.

The defense of double effect is only open to medical practitioners.

The practitioners of medicine on the other hand are not so certain.

You may well find some practitioners more or less expensive.

Perhaps even more so than some of your fellow practitioners.

Which is why its practitioners take the music so seriously.

"Always good to meet another practitioner of the art," he said.