"Dusty may have made some mistakes, but this case was driven by professional animosity at C.I.A. and personal ambition".
Conductors Play Musical Chairs, In recent years conductors have increasingly become the musical equivalents of professional athletes, parlaying their high-profile public personas and singular skills in a market that is driven by professional excellence and name value.
On the contrary, the physical and emotional commitment behind the footage, which is palpable, is driven by professional skill or by serious ambition — or at least by the desire to bear witness.
Increased transparency of quality measures and outcomes is being driven by professional societies, government agencies, and private enterprise.
The Conservatives believe that teaching quality is the key to raising standards, and that teaching is best where schools are driven by professional judgements, but - like Labour before them - there are signs that they cannot quite let go of central control.
While doctors themselves might argue that their behaviour is driven by professional ethics rather than by the payment mechanism, economists would claim that payment structures influence behaviour [ 2].
From this expression, it is obvious that expectation about side job opportunities is indicative towards the economic income while preparation for higher study is driven by professional advancement.
Because the actions of the doctor are being driven by professional and personal values and experiences, especially in caring for dying patients, GPs must be aware of their own values and past experiences of death and dying [ 26].
Owners did not usually participate; the chariots were driven by professionals, much as racehorses today are ridden by hired jockeys.
In our work with professionals and organizations nationally at Mom Corps, an increased preference for contract work, part-time gigs and even temporary roles is also being driven by professionals and job hunters.
