Sentence examples for justice profession from inspiring English sources
Norman Post-coursemploymentnt rates are high in this field, in Portsmouth at least, with nearly all students going on to a relevant criminal justice profession with a smaller number going into further studies at doctorate level.
According to a definition proposed by Louis Brandeis, the former Supreme Court justice, a profession must have standards that its members enforce.
Attracting and retaining the best minds in the social justice minded professions is a prevalent issue due to low wages.
We have a responsibility to future generations of students to lessen the barriers to higher education, especially for those who want to enter social justice-minded professions.
There is no work more important or rewarding than the social justice-minded professions such as social work, teaching, counseling, and youth advocacy.
Yes, he does, but that concise definition does not do his profession justice.
It feels almost inappropriate to witness such agony at such close range, but it is also a form of poetic justice, given Jackies profession and her abuse of it.
I think about the commitment to social justice that our profession has held near and dear in this country since the days of Jane Addams in the late 1800's.
In the face of overwhelming disapproval from the legal profession, the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, has already dropped one of the most controversial elements – depriving defendants of the ability to choose their own solicitor.
Students learn about national security process, international and regional relations, advanced leadership ethics, Air Force doctrine with focus on the military as a profession, military justice, civilian control of the military, and current issues affecting the military.
