Of course, the success of Rogers Stirk Harbour may be entirely be due to its professionalism, but it is hardly healthy that professionals and politicians should be so intertwined and mutually supportive.
Some said that it was still respected for its professionalism, and that it had made the process much more open and understandable in the past 10 years.
Mr. Maitah, the information minister, said the online news industry had been "good for Jordan," but that the law was needed "to give it support for its ethics and its professionalism and to institutionalize it," particularly because "people were using comments to insult people".
The Normington report says the federation must not only provide better value for money for its members' subscriptions and for the public resources it receives, but also increase its professionalism and its standards of behaviour and conduct.
Some critics described it as tender, while others admired its professionalism.
For all its professionalism and preparation, the ECB was dismayed that it had to delve back into prehistory when Jones was unfit for the Test at The Oval.
Before assuming his current post, last year, he was the head of the Central Pollution Control Board, a national agency that is respected for its professionalism but is frequently unable to enforce the standards that it sets, because the state-level agencies responsible for meeting them are typically corrupt or incompetent.
In its daring, its professionalism and its effectiveness, the deed is there, making words look cheap.
Still, in the developing world, Brazil's Civil Service is envied in some aspects for its professionalism.
