Examples of using A practitioner in English and their translations into Slovenian
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has genuinely improved me as a person and a practitioner.
Practice means the professional relationship of help that occurs when a practitioner and a user agree on a clear contract.
during which time she has been a practitioner, healer, author,
which guides a practitioner in providing a professional service
Anyway let's say, that for a practitioner, this means that text, graphics, sound and video can be
so consult with a practitioner or dermatologist first.
The owner of this house in Seattle was a practitioner of raw food,
By using specific techniques, a practitioner can evaluate how abnormal forces interplay,
Fergus Simpson, a practitioner at a university in Barcelona,
These values offer a frame of reference to inform a practitioner about their personal and professional behaviour,
empowerment then you don't have power and you are not a practitioner.
you can learn hypnosis directly from a practitioner.
as he is a practitioner of the acrobatic Brazilian martial art of capoeira.
first as a practitioner and in the end as a laboratory manager.
As a practitioner, I observe that many of the children I see suffer from sensory overload,
In selecting a practitioner in the field of restructuring,
As a practitioner in the alternative healthcare field for over 20 years,
Where necessary, the appointment by a judicial or administrative authority of a practitioner in the field of restructuring shall be decided on a case-by-case basis, except in certain circumstances the mandatory appointment in every case of such a practitioner may be required.
Although most people tend to think of a chiropractor as a practitioner who cracks your back while you lie on a table,a lot of soft tissue treatments," Cohen says.">
Where necessary, the appointment by a judicial or administrative authority of a practitioner in the field of restructuring shall be decided on a case-by-case basis, except in certain circumstances where Member States may require the mandatory appointment of such a practitioner in every case.
