1
Following graduation, medical students are not permitted freely to practise medicine.
2
Reports cited concerns that many women would not go on to practise medicine.
3
She had no less difficulty in gaining a qualifying diploma to practise medicine.
4
Born in 1777, he had gone to Italy to study and practise medicine.
5
We no longer question the right or ability of women to practise medicine.
6
The poet's father went off to practise medicine at Perugia.
7
He had come some four years before to practise medicine at Lonway Four Corners.
8
But, my poor fellow, I do not practise medicine.
9
Hashim has yet to practise medicine but he is excited to be back in the classroom.
10
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson and Sophia Jex-Blake aren't the first women ever to practise medicine, you know.'
11
The Medical Council chair, Curtis Walker, said Dr Drew would not be allowed to practise medicine again.
12
His nominal purpose was to practise medicine there, not to spread Christianity, as Lamb suggests-probablyin fun.
13
The centre could also offer an insight into the person's understanding of what it means to practise medicine.
14
In 1938, the author had fled to Paris from Austria; he couldn't obtain a license to practise medicine.
15
After graduation he returned to his native Posen to practise medicine, and remained there thus occupied till 1854.
16
Murray, 58, could now receive a maximum prison term of four years and lose his licence to practise medicine.
