It feels almost inappropriate to witness such agony at such close range, but it is also a form of poetic justice, given Jackies profession and her abuse of it.
It wasn't until the Blair government gained power that the accountancy profession found a form of words that allowed the capital used for a project to go on the private sector's balance sheet.
House Republicans, some of whom had received generous campaign contributions from lenders in the past, derided parts of the legislation — particularly the forgiveness of loans for certain professions — as a form of socialism.
54 To Warnock, 'there was no such thing as a moral expert', and bioethics should function as a form of 'corporate decision-making' for various professions and interest groups.
Billed as "A Course in Discovering and Recovering Your Creative Self," the book is a program designed to help readers reject the devils of self-doubt on their shoulders and pursue creative activity not as a profession but as a form of therapy.
The panelists played a form of 20 Questions, interrogating guests about their professions.
Pacioli's morally upright accounting bestowed a form of religious benediction on these previously disparaged professions.
She wore stylish evening dresses and exchanged lighthearted banter with other panelists, who played a form of 20 questions, interrogating guests about their professions.
As she detailed throughout the 1980s and 1990s, she believed ethics committees should provide a form of 'corporate decision-making' in which various professions and interest groups formulated acceptable solutions to contentious issues (Warnock, 1992, p. 31).
The physicality of this profession is incredible, but it is above all else a form of art.
And, to relate to her profession, the doctor pointed out that stage fright is a form of this panic disorder.
