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deregistration
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deregistration
removal of right to practice by local registering body, usually as a disciplinary measure because of professional misconduct, possibly because of inability to perform because of psychiatric problem.
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As Yorkshire had failed to deregister Rana Naved-ul-Hasan as their overseas player, their quarter-final with Durham was cancelled and their place awarded to Glamorgan.
BRIT ROW RAFIQ IN ENGLAND SQUAD by The Mirror (London, England)
The best case is he needs rest, the worst is he needs surgery, so being able to deregister him for a period of time gives the chance for either of those things to happen without rushing him back into the line-up too soon.
Ice Hockey: Thommo signs cover for Matt by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
If the application to deregister is successful, the land contained within the application will no longer be classed as a village green.
Village green law is tricky; Focus on Out of Town Retailing by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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