Sentence examples for exercise of professional from inspiring English sources

France should do more to tackle labour market segmentation, and remove "unjustified restrictions in the access to and exercise of professional services".

Critical thinking (CT) is essential to the exercise of professional judgment.

The next stages of WFD implementation, however, will see a shift towards locally based problem-solving, where inherent uncertainties will require the exercise of professional judgement above and beyond evidence-based science.

This is deemed to happen through a combination of better management processes but importantly here the emphasis is on the exercise of professional judgement as a route to greater efficiency.

This is especially so in medicine and healthcare where some exercise of discretionary professional judgment is inescapable.

Moreover, he has always expressed his admiration for those stories in which the routine exercise of my professional skills has found some small favour with the reading public".

This phrase was removed from the final draft though not, Mr Scarlett insisted, at Mr Powell's behest, but as the result of "the exercise of my professional judgment".A report earlier this month by Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee acquitted the intelligence services of having done the government's bidding in "sexing up" the dossier.

Moreover, if a patient is incapacitated — unconscious, delirious, bleary from drugs, demented — the provider can still provide information "if in the exercise of their professional judgment, the use or disclosure is determined to be in the best interests of the individual".

A major contributing factor to this is the lack of professional exercise expertise of the hemodialysis nurses and technicians in the hemodialysis clinics [ 7].

The pooled sample size for the most recent systematic review was 8,940, most of whom had undergone at least two months of cardiac rehabilitation under supervision of professional exercise personnel [ 8].

The Republican Party, which has been increasingly treating Mr. Obama as the presumptive Democratic nominee, engaged in an exercise of what political professionals call "bracketing" – the dispatching of local officials before and after an opponents' visit.