Sentence examples for face professional from inspiring English sources

Bankers who behave irresponsibly should face professional consequences.

He added that the lawyers who drafted the torture memo in March could face professional sanctions.

Professor Steven Miles, on the issue of torture writes: Doctors who abet torture rarely face professional risks.

Police officers could be prosecuted if they are found to have broken the law, and will also face professional misconduct inquiries, Scotland Yard said.

And while Mr. Cohen could face professional discipline as a lawyer if he were charged and convicted, the co-chairwoman of the state bar association's professional discipline committee, Sarah D. McShea, said she had never heard of a lawyer being sanctioned professionally for failing to file taxes in cases where the authorities declined to prosecute.

Job satisfaction R2 = 0.30; Work engagement R2 = 0.27; Sense of competence as teacher R2 = 0.11; Sense of efficacy to face professional challenges R2 = 0.15.

But either way, eventually that relentless professional viewpoint is bound to dominate everyone else's thinking.There might be an argument for moral relativism; that given the pressures they face, professionals should play to different standards than the rest.

"You're facing professional hitters," Rivera said.

Now Halladay faces professional mortality a month from his 36th birthday.

For parents, here is her advice: 1.Be aware and sympathetic to the feelings of your adult child, who may be facing professional or personal setbacks.

Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, and David Guillod, who all issued denials, have faced professional repercussions, and police in various jurisdictions have opened criminal investigations against them.