Sentence examples for branches professional from inspiring English sources
More than 50 people including two heads of the CFA, leaders from its regional branches, professional club owners, managers, coaches, referees, players, agents, sponsors and assorted middlemen were sent to prison, with the highest officials, including the head of the Referee's Committee, receiving over 10 years each.
It is particularly employed in field-specific branches of professional ethics such as business ethics and bioethics.
Also, because among its members are man who have achieved eminence in most branches of professional and public life, its arguments are impressive.
Contact the local branches of professional bodies or organisations in the life sciences.
In the late 1980s, he and Mr. Jacobs branched into professional football, buying and then selling a major share of the Minnesota Vikings.
The team also believed that this solution would appeal to branch librarians' professional pride by providing them more autonomy to shape their collections.
This was an assault on something about which for so long there has been abundant reason to believe is the most secure psyche in any branch of professional sport.
All across the executive branch, knowledgeable professionals have been driven out; there may not have been anyone left at Treasury with the stature and background to tell Mr. Paulson that he wasn't making sense.
Regarding the data on the number of researchers dedicated to lymphoedema, one of our main difficulties during our search was to identify if these professionals were physicians, or belonged to other professional branches e.g. biologists.
"We are therefore leaving the Irish and the Scottish out on a branch, without any professional rugby in those countries.
The startup currently has partnerships with college football, basketball or baseball teams at TCU, Arizona State, UNLV, USC, Wisconsin and a few more, and will be using its funding to not only go after more college sports teams but branch out into professional sports.
