Sentence examples for fulfil professional from inspiring English sources

Next-generation UI must fulfil professional needs, while considering contextual constraints.

Transformation of engineering undergraduate programs towards global practice of outcomes based accreditation (OBA) entails a huge challenge to universities as there is mounting pressure for infusion of desirable and yet measurable graduate competencies into its offered programs in order to fulfil professional bodies accreditation criteria.

Remote supervision via videoconference was noted to help fulfil professional requirements while also stimulating motivation for autonomy and self-directed evidence-based learning.

Participating in a supervision session via videoconference helped to fulfil professional accreditation and provide ongoing quality support and care for patients in rural areas.

In some contexts, this may reflect a coping strategy among health personnel to overcome unsatisfactory remuneration or working conditions in order to fulfil professional and material expectations, in terms of seeking alternative ways to increase income by undertaking other forms of employment either after or during official working hours.

It concludes that over many years professionals "on the ground worked relentlessly (if not always effectively) to fulfil their professional duties" and that ultimately it was their observations and persistence which brought the child sexual exploitation into the open.

It became clear that I could fulfil my professional needs and be present with my family.

That he chose to fulfil his professional obligations yesterday suggests the pastoral care of Dennis had a calming effect.

He added: "I am confident that [Raikkonen] will run the last two races, fulfil his professional obligations to us and us to him".

In fact, it is the same expertise on a research domain that guides the self-recognition of skills' gap and the associated learning activities and resources required to fulfil the professional learning needs.

For a dentist who is acting in a gatekeeper role (rather than being a provider) using a paternalistic style may make it easier for them to fulfil their professional duty to protect the patient from high personal costs.