Sentence examples for excluded professional from inspiring English sources

Frémont had excluded professional military officers from his inner circle, and had retreated into his office, where he surrounded himself with radical European revolutionaries whom he dressed up in splendid uniforms with feathers and epaulettes.

As an exception to this rule, we excluded professional journalists who fit the above criteria.

We excluded professional conferences of a single for-profit corporation, as goals of these conferences seem to typically focus more on profit making than knowledge exchange and sector strengthening.

We excluded professional educational interventions or research initiatives where there was no specified structured clinical care delivered to an identified group of patients with multimorbidity and interventions targeted at comorbid conditions where the intervention was targeted solely at one of the conditions.

Overall, we used a wide definition including group therapies led by health professionals, but excluded professionals such as herbalists and priests.

This selection bias might have been caused by the selection criteria in order to respond to the survey, which excluded professionals with less than 6 months in their work place, and these nurses had worked mainly on short-term contracts and there are more job perspectives for novel nurses in hospitals than in PHC.

Yes, this category is open to individuals (excluding professional chefs).

The N.F.L. unsuccessfully lobbied the California legislature in 1997 to exclude professional athletes from workers' compensation benefits.

And while female young professionals are the main priority, the program "will not exclude professional women at later stages of their career, or professional men".

Individual transactions are relatively small (usually around US$10 $50 for sketches or badges, $10 $200 for auction pieces), but the total can approach US$100,000 at the largest events (excluding professional dealers).

The caregiver could be anyone who was involved with the patients, such as a relative, partner or friend, excluding professional caretakers.