But we can't achieve these goals without a stronger, more professionalized teaching corps, and we as a nation have not begun to make the longer-term investments that would bring that about.
The more professionalized and procedural a system is, the more insulated we become from its real effects on real people.
The recent Central Economic Work Conference has created a series of policies to promote the real estate market and to encourage more professionalized rental-property management (Xinhua Net 2015).
Basically, the field became more professionalized and more secularized.
Consequently, the more professionalized the cadre becomes, the more likely it is to resist the intrusion of external forces.
The regime of the podesta (which had its origins in imperial appointees), formed in the second half of the 12th century to provide greater stability and protection against violence, was already becoming more professionalized in the age of Frederick II.
Which is not at all to say that the skating before was any less amazing, or that what happens now, in our more professionalized, quasi-athletic era, is any less good.
One hopes that this leads to a review of the increasing pyramid of injuries -- minor and major -- resulting in recent years from more professionalized training, the pressure to play hurt, the taking of drugs to increase body size and the more general social glorification of violent competition.
He continued, "As life science became more professionalized and academic during the 19th century, however, the term "naturalist" increasingly came to take on its modern sense of either a professional or an amateur enthusiast in the field (as distinct from the lab) for whom direct observation of the natural world, cataloging, specimen gathering and collecting are primary".
CCAAC's tactics, and its relations with other more professionalized childcare SMOs, also changed depending on the sociopolitical and economic climate.
