Sentence examples for bringing professional from inspiring English sources

Phil Bredesen, the Nashville mayor credited with bringing professional football to Tennessee, said he would run for governor in 2002.

The organization provides arts education programs in New York public schools, bringing professional artists and performers to classrooms.

No. What was important was bringing professional sports back to Brooklyn and making sure that the team was in good hands.

Hopp, though, instilled with the qualities that brought him his fortune, sought a way of bringing professional football to the Rhein-Neckar region forward.

Beckham, who wants an MLS franchise in Miami but has struggled to make that a reality, floated the possibility of bringing professional soccer to Las Vegas.

Just as the Brooklyn Nets open their regular season, bringing professional sports to the borough for the first time in half a century, the Brooklyn Academy of Music is concluding a savvy counterprogramming offer.

Another way in which IPP is made possible in rural areas is through bringing professionals together in the one site, usually within a GP Practice or MPS.

Simply bringing professionals together in teams does not guarantee collaboration; to be effective, multidisciplinary teams need clear objectives, roles and responsibilities as well as mechanisms for exchanging information and coordinating team activities [ 9].

She would be a key contact for residents in a job that could bring professional satisfaction.

Having Thomas at college also brought professional benefits, Dr Guy feels.

For Ms. Sims and Ms. Golden the new assignments bring professional challenges.