Sentence examples for intellectual practitioners from inspiring English sources

It was decided that in context, the more important distinction was indeed the role difference between these intellectual practitioners, those whose primary stake is health protection, and those serving the industrial stake.

It is clear that within this intellectual landscape, even the most devoutly cautious intellectual practitioners are not immune from attack.

He was selected as a top business litigator and intellectual property law practitioner in the 2005-2010 editiofs of Best Lawyers in America and the in the 2006-2011 issues of Who's Who: Legal Patent.

The film is about a particular historic event of verbal jousting between two very well-matched public intellectuals, the "best" practitioners of the English language of their time, the conservative William F. Buckley and the leftist Gore Vidal, author of the controversial Myra Breckinridge.

Clinical utility of the topic, being a competent practitioner, intellectual stimulation, social interaction, and entertainment were the most important motivators.

The condition of equality of intellectual requires only "qualified" practitioners to equally share authority but who qualifies as "qualified"?

Business schools, for instance, have gone from being intellectual backwaters staffed with practitioners to becoming scientific powerhouses filled with disciplinary social scientists (with economics PhDs being the largest group) (Fourcade and Khurana 2013).

The Research Advisory Board included people with intellectual disabilities, family carers, practitioners and academics with extensive experience of working with people with intellectual disabilities in all research stages to ensure relevance, insight and sensitivity, especially with regard to ethical issues.

A man who is always instructive to listen to on any economic topic, Alan Greenspan has been a model of calm, intellectual authority, a peerless practitioner of the central banker's art of combining just enough clarity to offer convincing guidance with enough ambiguity to avoid giving any games away.

The Passports intervention had its origins in an intervention developed through a similar collaborative process, but intended to improve communication between patients with intellectual disability and their general practitioners (Lennox et al. 2004a).

25 The list was then refined in an iterative process through consultation between four clinical academics (three psychiatrists specialising in intellectual disability and one general practitioner); the final list contained more than 200 codes (web appendix A).