Sentence examples for a type of professional from inspiring English sources

But no such rules govern the conduct of a type of professional who appeared in the industry about a decade ago — specialists who work with financial derivatives, like swaps and options.

To underscore how shocking such notions were, they should be compared with other examples from the genre in which Machiavelli was consciously working: the "Mirrors of Princes," a type of professional primer offered by advisers to young or recently elevated monarchs, meant to shape their judgment and, with it, the future of the state.

Apple also uses multiple microphones in the patent, to help better detect voice from either side of the earbud, and there's a provision for embedding mics throughout the cable to form a kind of beamforming mic array, which is a type of professional mic setup used to capture and isolate hiqh-quality audio.

Lave and Wenger [ 30] describe this conception of learning as a type of professional socialisation and Vygotsky's [ 31] theories about the importance of explicit scaffolding and social inclusion of students is also educationally relevant [ 32- 34].

There is obvious self-interest on the part of specific health professions to retain monopoly rights over scope of practice, which could extend to taking a dim view of increasing the number of lesser-skilled workers who would constitute a type of professional competition.

Concerto delle donne, ( Italian: "consort of women") plural concerti delle donne, also called concerto di donne or concerto delle (or di) dame, a type of virtuosic professional female vocal ensemble that flourished in Italy in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

A meta-synthesis concerning the relationships among persons in need of care, informal carers and HCP in the home care context stresses that developing a type of a professional friendship can be considered a core characteristic of successful support at home [ 16].

But Bright prides itself on targeting a different type of professional, in a different salary range from some of the competitors mentioned above.

A legal duty to disclose information can arise as a result of a contract between two parties or because of the existence of a particular type of professional relationship between them; for example, a solicitor/client relationship.

Last year, Dr. Berman and her co-authors published an article in The Journal of the American Geriatrics Society proposing a new type of professional: the health fiduciary.

The education ministry, meanwhile, has been encouraging graduate studies at Japan's public universities, with the promise of funding for a new type of professional graduate school.