Sentence examples for earning professional from inspiring English sources

In his e-mail message, Mr. Moussaoui conceded his lack of experience but suggested that he was more interested in training than in earning professional certification.

In the same way, some people earning professional salaries, who always gain from Tory governments' gifts to the best off, nonetheless vote Labour because that's what they think is right, regardless of financial interest.

Josh Chetwynd, who played baseball for Great Britain and is Gasparini's agent, told the Guardian: The talent just keeps increasing in European baseball, as reflected by the number of players who are earning professional contracts – from a growing number of teams – and the fact that European players like Alex Liddi and Donald Lutz have made it to the Major Leagues.

"I've thought for some time that something could be done about it and after several conversations with my agent, John Morris, and my fiancee, Becky, we decided to set up V9 to unearth talent and give those players a shot – hopefully at earning professional contracts but also to learn and understand what it takes to be a professional at the highest level".

The measure would make unauthorized immigrants eligible to participate in most aspects of civic life, from voting in state elections and serving on juries to holding public office, earning professional licenses and enrolling in safety-net programs such as Medicaid.

This will be important following graduation during the process of obtaining your license and earning professional accreditation within the industry.

Students may earn professional degrees at the undergraduate level in Britain, though not all programs are available to students matriculating from outside of the European Union.

Going to college is a practical necessity today for anyone that would like to earn professional success.

The ones who benefited are more likely to graduate college and to earn professional degrees, and they have higher incomes.

They were the first Indians in history to earn professional sports contracts in the US and their story became a Hollywood movie, Million Dollar Arm.

Under a pair of bills moving through the Indiana General Assembly, teachers would have to earn "professional" status based on evaluations tied to student learning, and their collective bargaining would be limited to salary, not seniority rules.