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(i) A medical practitioner selected by the staff member

Legal Practitioner of the High Court of Zimbabwe.

1988 2003 Practicing Attorney within the Iraqi Judicial System

1959 1962 Practicing Attorney within the Iraqi Judicial System

Rembrandt is a propagandist in the Christian view.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt is a practical practitioner of this philosophy.

Yes. Not an interesting one, a G.P. My practice is in Churley.

What, no fear after such a narrow escape?

(ii) The United Nations Medical Director or a medical practitioner designated by the Medical Director and

The common usage in both everyday speech and academic discourse is a practitioner in the visual arts only.

This is not surprising, given Africa s poor educational provision.

That unsubstantial death is amorous And that the lean abhorred monster keeps

The most successful practitioner of this process was Ivan III who laid the foundations for a Russian national state.

Legal practitioner for 23 years, mostly in Lagos and also in other parts of Nigeria.

Theirs are the politics of the absolute, so reminiscent of the politics of the practitioners of apartheid.

The reasons for poor performance are deep seated and complex.

A cry so pure, practiced, detached, it had no need of a voice, or could no longer bear one.

An important victim will be Japan, where anemic real income growth is depressing domestic demand and exports to China sustain what little growth there is.

This is not surprising, given Kenya s poor record of prosecuting war crimes.

Many Americans will reject Bush this November because of the poor performance of the economy or the quagmire in Iraq.

Structural poverty in Roma communities is intimately linked to poor education and unemployment.

But that's still a little bit vague. And so the next step in lean manufacturing was to focus on cycle time.

(iii) A third medical practitioner, who shall be selected by agreement between the other two members and who shall not be a medical officer of the United Nations.

The Soviet Union did not just become a democratic practitioner of free trade, working with the good guys for a better world.

For example, in Ghana, in Kwahu district, for every traditional practitioner there are 224 people, against one university trained doctor for nearly 21,000.

A year ago, the euro zone s most important challenge was anemic economic growth.

Mental health practitioners A mental health practitioner is a health worker who offers services for the purpose of improving the mental health of individuals or treating mental illness.

Similarly, it would have been much better to let Wilders show his wretched film in Britain than to ban him.

With domestic demand still weak, more export demand is just what the doctor ordered for an anemic economy.

The US will be crippled by its high debt, under performing economy, and discredited economic model.

With such a poor track record, there is a need for soul searching and openness to other approaches.

The euro is the composite currency of an area with a poor growth record and an inadequate response to the economic crisis.

My goal, my mission in doing this whole Lean Startup thing has been to try to put the practice of entrepreneurship on a more rigorous footing.

In essence, the practitioner must come to feel that the art of care giving is as much at stake as the science and technology of diagnosis and treatment.

They, too, are humiliated by their leaders performance and, more deeply, their vulgar despotic essence.

And that left the administration open to the charge that bad policy was the cause of poor economic performance.

Selectivity and narrow reinterpretation can only weaken the Treaty.

In its early years, the town with its meagre 200 inhabitants was too small to provide any kind of foundation for trade.

A general practitioner, recruited from New Zealand, is stationed on the island on a three month rotation, assisted by an assistant nurse and a local dental officer, who also acts as an X ray technician.

Even with the success of the bailouts, countries suffered massive output losses due to recessions and sustained subpar growth.

The problem in the advanced countries is not a jobless recovery, but an anemic recovery or worse, the possibility of a double dip recession.

The only saving grace with regard to that miserable performance is that as it closed, the fifty ninth General Assembly reaffirmed our commitment to