Sentence examples for accept professional from inspiring English sources

His friends and senior officials within the party complained privately that he was unwilling to seek or accept professional help for his alcoholism; some suggested his depressive bouts and drinking were accepted within the Lochaber community as a private matter rather than a source of shame.

Flaschen advised entrepreneurs seeking venture capital to be willing to accept professional management.

Expertise in only limited areas and unwillingness of managers to accept professional advice, reduce possibilities of the company's chances to survive in the medium term (Ooghe & De Prijcker [2008]).

To get a better appraisal of the HCP willingness to accept professional risks, we included hospital administrators as a surrogate group for the general population in our survey.

Others reported they had not realised or acknowledged that they needed help or were reluctant (due to pride or fear) to accept professional help or medication.

Parents may have an essential role in initiating and supporting treatments for youth NSSI [ 20, 81, 84], Youth may be more likely to accept professional help for NSSI when parents are supportive of treatment [ 20].

Their different attitudes, beliefs and concerns entailed a higher hurdle to accept professionals' support for Carol, in contrast to a lower hurdle for Jacqueline.

There was little distinction between participation as community mobilisation (having community people accept professionals' assessment and activities for health improvements) and community empowerment (transforming attitudes and behaviours that enable community/individuals take decisions about their own lives).

However, they reluctantly accepted professional advice because they thought they should, the alternatives appeared even less acceptable, or they felt they had no choice.

Canada accepted professional hockey in 1908 when the Ontario Professional Hockey League was formed.

And employers and clients are increasingly accepting professional certifications as proof of one's expertise.