Managers at real estate agencies say that the only way to minimize misunderstandings is to train new agents to be highly professional and to establish and enforce industry standards.
Even so, the entire admissions process, somewhere between a science, art and crapshoot, is helped by a "reliable and highly professional standard to act as an equalizer," said Caren Scoropanos, a spokeswoman for the College Board, which administers the SAT.
Although none of them came close to the speaker, Gifford Miller, who has raised more than $1 million for an unspecified race in 2005 when he will be forced out of the Council by term limits, the high numbers suggest that this incumbent class has taken a highly professional approach to campaigning, experts said.
In the end, we will need a highly professional person to decide what is most interesting from a journalistic point of view: should we send out a team to Parliament today, or should it be in another place covering a different story?
Since working fewer hours is associated with greater job satisfaction and less stress [ 27, 28], and without any loss of patient trust and satisfaction [ 28] sessional work can be seen as both a rational and a highly professional response to changed working conditions.
That requires teams of highly skilled, highly compensated professionals to figure out.
The independent producers who make the programmes are highly professional and committed to making quality programmes.
In fact, Mr. Trump paid Ms. Daniels $130,000 for various highly professional reasons pertaining to his 2016 Presidential campaign, including: Tutorial in the History of Cinema During the campaign, Mr. Trump paid Ms. Daniels $130,000 to tutor him in the history of film.
Yes, they were already highly professional but we wanted to build something that was going to last.
The priority wasn't to cultivate a highly professional law-enforcement organization but to control the budget.
