Sentence examples for career streams from inspiring English sources

Rather than undermining the German model of differentiated education by flooding universities and hoping something good will come out at the other end, Germany needs to develop attractive career streams and systematically open up to highest international talent.

And there were big majorities for all bar one of the other six referendums, including proposals to put judges and prosecutors into separate judicial career streams, to stop contributions to trade unions being automatically deducted through national insurance, and to end the state financing of political parties.

At the time, the FCO had two career "streams"—one for non-graduates and a faster one for university graduates and during his time in the West Africa Department, Penfold "bridged" into the faster stream.

These included limiting membership of the Police Federation, introducing limited terms of employment and the creation of separate career paths for the lower and higher ranks akin to the military system of officer and non-commissioned career streams.

Physicians are licensed by the Portuguese Medical Council (PMC), and there are three main medical career streams: (a) General practice/Family medicine; (b) Public Health, and; (c) Hospital-based practice (the latter including 45 specialties).

I soon found that my access to different career streams--academia, industry, and government--prompted other students in my research field to ask me questions.

The discussion focuses on the validity of work values and personality traits for vocational and career streaming.

Sunday night blues are definitely more serious in relation to work than studies, for the very reason that studies end, whereas work can stretch on endlessly, especially if you've cornered yourself into a career stream that is only going in one direction and it's a direction that you feel is strangling you.

In News Focus, Erik Stokstad profiled stream ecologist Margaret Palmer, whose circumstances led her from a career studying streams to passionate advocacy of the use of science in setting policy.

Executive Success Programs, the self-help and career coaching stream of Nxivm that offered five- and 16-day courses, is no different.

We join Jeffrey in New York, where he wanders into a host of DeLillo-ish careers – "cross-stream pricing consultant" and the like – applying for jobs he doesn't want, becoming increasingly obsessive about the locking and unlocking of doors, the turning on and off of his stove.