Sentence examples for forces professionals from inspiring English sources

The child's curtailment of the message when discussing taboo subjects or functions means that information that could be decisive is not passed on [ 11, 16, 18], and translation undertaken by children places excessive responsibility on the children concerned and forces professionals to take hazardous decisions, in that they are perhaps based on erroneous information [ 16- 18].

Despite the currents of constant technological change which shape the landscape of HIV prevention, criminalisation's inherent focus on responsibility for HIV sero-status disclosure among people with HIV forces professionals to decisively position their personal and professional values to an extent that has not been demanded of them previously.

It suggested this could be paid for by a transfer of funds from individual police forces' professional standards departments to the IPCC to cover investigations.

Do you want to play?' I said, 'Awesome.' And now we're full-force professionals, playing for a higher cause".

They also force professionals to consider occupants through a new lens because people are the real recipient of the measures and services provided by buildings.

A further factor forcing professionals in their forties into multiple occupancy is having to travel long distances to find work, says Ian Carlton, a HR consultant.

Social workers could face a "deluge" of cases if plans to force professionals to report concerns of child abuse are introduced, the author of a government-commissioned review of child protection has warned.

For national labor leaders, the walkout is clearly seen as a major test of their ability to organize a potentially large segment of the work force: professional workers.

THE HATCHET, like many college newspapers with long traditions, has until recently managed to stave off industry challenges that have forced professional news organizations to make deep budget cuts.

The government should "take urgent action" to force professional football clubs and the Football Association to involve supporters substantially more in their decision-making, a committee of MPs, chaired by Jonathan Evans, Conservative MP for Cardiff North, has recommended.

Forcing professional cycling teams to pay female riders a minimum wage could be "counterproductive" and result in more women being paid nothing, according to the head of cycling's governing body, the UCI.