Sentence examples for by the profession itself from inspiring English sources

Worse still, complaints have been handled by the profession itself.

That group, which is sponsored by the profession itself, failed for decades to ferret out any significant industry problems.

The American Library Association ALAA) pursued a policy of accreditation in an effort to ensure that library schools offering a professional qualification meet the standards established by the profession itself.

When police reforms are necessary (as will happen increasingly frequently as society itself changes so rapidly) they work best when proposed, owned and implemented by the profession itself, without political fear or favour.

They stressed that data obtained from EPA should be handled with great care and preferably by the profession itself.

Dr. Roland Goertz, the board chairman of the American Academy of Family Physicians, says that physicians are worried that losing control over "doctor," a word that has defined their profession for centuries, will be followed by the loss of control over the profession itself.

The initiative of reorganising out-of-hours care has come mainly from the profession itself, motivated by increased dissatisfaction with the organisation of former out-of-hours primary care services.

(Note, please, that these nauseating terms were coined by the medical profession itself, not by patients).

It is, in fact, a common fantasy, promulgated mostly by the scientific profession itself, that in the search for objective truth, data dictate conclusions.

Either by membership or by purse strings, all these agencies -- except the S.E.C. -- are controlled by the accounting profession itself.

IVC is a disease of great social impact, certainly underestimated by the medical profession itself, also to its consequences.