Women starting their own businesses want to use her firm and women financial planners are referring in business to build the individual practice which is becoming substantial.
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He suggest the money should be used by primary care groups - GP-led health management bodies - to offer longer opening hours and specialist services at a community level rather than by an individual practice.
The larger point of this exercise was to clarify and examine each individual argument against the practice.
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On May 1, 1975, the Securities and Exchange Commission deregulated commissions among stock brokers, unleashing intense competition among financial services firms and giving birth to the now widespread practice of individual investing.
How do you write it into a new piece of legislation hoping that, in practice, individual doctors and nurses will carry it out in the most demanding of circumstances using their skill, diplomacy and common sense - and it's that which has clearly spooked the AMs who will have to vote the Bill into law.
In return for giving up national vetoes, Britain and Ireland have obtained the right to stand aloof from individual measures, but in practice may opt in quite often.
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They have been able to import the individual vaccines from abroad and one practice in Edinburgh has inoculated 400 children using the method.
It would not be hard for an autistic individual to clock up that level of practice for the sort of skills, such as mathematical puzzles, that many neurotypicals would rapidly give up on.
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We do not do so because we support hateful speech, but because our founders understood that without such protections, the capacity of each individual to express their own views and practice their own faith may be threatened.
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They found that as little as 15 minutes of practice was enough to give an individual complete control of the machine.
Work-life experts caution that many flex-work programs appear more generous on paper than in practice and can be highly dependent on individual supervisors.
If past bipartisan practice is any guide, one or more extraordinary individual in uniform will grace the First Lady's box in the House gallery, perhaps bearing the scars of terrible wounds suffered in the line of duty.
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The OFT was referring to the widespread practice of charging fees up front for organising plans such as individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs).
It takes a lot of 600s to fit into 3 billion, and in practice it takes many more than that to make a full sequence because the individual fragments have to be linked together by matching up their overlaps.
"In the event of a health emergency at this independent living community our practice is to immediately call emergency medical personnel for assistance and to wait with the individual needing attention until such personnel arrives, " Jeffrey Toomer said in a written statement.
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Investigators from the FBI and U.S. Postal Inspection Service in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas hope that a reward announced Wednesday may help locate the individual who has now sent an estimated 380 white-powder envelopes since he first began his annoying practice in 2008.
Should teachers be treated like professional football players, whose salaries, job security, and other perks are determined almost exclusively based on individual performance metrics, regardless of the quality of their management, stadiums, equipment, coaching, practice facility, the quality and ambition of their fellow players, their level of fan support, age, health, competition, weather, whether they primarily play indoors or outdoors, or sundry other factors that might empirically affect their performance?
"Surely to leave an individual in this kind of limbo, which he was not left in previous to 2003, is not a practice which would commend itself to the civilised world, " he said.
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