Sentence examples for bringing professionalism from inspiring English sources

The proclamation praised him for bringing professionalism to the police department and reducing crime.

Lyle warns that bringing professionalism to the US will require "greater camaraderie" and some "tough ploughing".

The move was seen as bringing professionalism to a ministry that had been personalized by the whims of Mr. Wahid, who visited 50 foreign nations during his 21 months in office.

He took heat from Lido Isle residents for not being able to prevent the opening of a rehab home there and on changes to mooring policies in the harbor, but overall Kiff won praise for problem-solving and bringing professionalism to the job.

Joe Dickey, Jeff LeVeen, Frank McGuinn and Paul Sarle all brought professionalism to their work and joy to their families and friends.

In other words, it brings professionalism and stability to city hall.

Klopp wants Gerrard to bring professionalism to Melwood, though the 35-year-old's contribution amid such emerging talents as Cameron Brannagan and Connor Randall is likely to reach well beyond that.

Even though Davis, a 20-point scorer last season, was the most talented player in the deal, Williams and Battie brought professionalism and a defensive mind-set.

"They bring professionalism and reality to students," said Ken Okuyama, the chairman of the transportation design department (as well as an Art Center graduate and former Ferrari designer).

However, Labour insiders accused Mr Murphy of "underestimating" the depth of the party's woes, suggesting he had believed his experience in Westminster as a government minister would "bring professionalism to the amateurs".

That's why we at 360 Forward, a social care training and consultancy organisation, are launching a practice-led scheme called Elizabeth Care, initially in conjunction with the University of Surrey, to provide a new career paths designed to bring professionalism to those caring for older people.