Sentence examples for a professional entity from inspiring English sources

Kennedy says he questions his sanity "every day" having spent £15m on establishing Sale as a professional entity.

As Sanglard-Oliveira et al. in 2012 [ 54] argued, for a group to be considered a professional entity, it needs to be able to control its own work and this relates to autonomy which is legitimized by society and regulated [ 55].

BAEM functions under the broader umbrella of the Bahrain Medical Society (BMS), which is a social professional entity governed by the Ministry of Social Development.

These ratios accounted for the variety of practices, particularly in the MX group, which does not represent a single professional entity.

As NCHP has the experience of working on two large BCC campaigns (ANC and complementary feeding), it should be able to promote itself as a capable, professional entity equipped to implement BCC campaigns.

Mr. Toribio, who began as an economist at the Bank of Spain in the 1970s, said the bank had since become "a much more professional entity".

Therefore, a few professional entities seem to dominate the literature of these influential documents; some others adopt what is produced by others, while the majority is unfamiliar with the guideline concept.

"Would you like to suggest a first name for your professional entity?" I suggested Joan.

"It's time a professional government entity take over the airport checkpoints," Mr. Lawless said.

The experts were unanimous in their strong conviction (IR = 0; Median = 9) that the Supervisory board of family medicine doctors should be the sole professional entity empowered to verify and supervise all software designed for decision-making support in PC.

We identified potential participants using membership lists from professional associations, known research/clinician collaborations, and professional entities found on the Internet (see Table 1).