Příklady optician

• Many of the optician's lines are rays traveling outwards from the eye.

• Some opticians add more such properties than others.

• The higher the skill of the optician and the more perfect the telescope, the more could be visible through it.

• Some of the participants had been warned by opticians or optometrists of the need for care and, for stronger prescriptions, the distorting effects on vision are readily apparent.

• No additional fees are paid to those opticians who provide general ophthalmic services to patients in their own homes.

• Consumers, it says, are therefore denied the knowledge on which to make an informed choice of an optician.

• We then come to the essentially more controversial question whether non-opticians should be allowed to compete subject to certain conditions.

• That is a good safeguard, and it gives quite an advantage to the qualified opticians.

• Opticians are required by their terms of service to refer a patient to a medical practitioner if any abnormality is detected during the sight test.

• Information about eye tests by opticians is not available in the form requested.

• It is important to ensure that we consult, as appropriate, dentists, opticians and pharmacists.

• I should like to pay tribute to the work that the opticians do in the school medical service.

• I have before me two pages of qualifications which are required to register as an optician.

• The position of someone buying glasses from an unregistered supplier will be similar to that of someone who patronises an optician as a private customer.

• I hope that it will have its effect on prices and that it will be good for the whole opticians' trade.