Sentence examples for keep professional from inspiring English sources

But the bishop, Pierre Pican, said he regretted that the court's decision had set a precedent limiting the Roman Catholic clergy's right to keep professional secrets.

The former secretary of state also apologised for her decision keep professional emails hidden on a private computer server while she was in office.

His livestreams attracted more than 750,000 unique viewers in a single day at the height of those protests, when police were clearing people out of their Occupy camp and trying to keep professional journalists away.

Though the sessions are always organized around a common theme -- this particular week, the subject was computers in the classroom -- the center often strives to keep professional development courses, the root canal of more traditional teachers' conferences, to a minimum.

But if the grim events, rank hypocrisy and legal wrongdoing of this summer and the past few years are any indication, the NFL will just keep working even hard to polish its image, using even the worst kind of bad news to its advantage, to keep professional football firmly in the minds of as many people as possible.

This store is so vast that it will keep professional astronomers busy for decades.

Formal arrangement of face-to-face discussion may be an important way for hospitals to stimulate professionals to share new ideas and insights and keep professionals up-to-date about developments [ 55].

But the runaway terror that keeps professional lice fighters fully booked does raise eyebrows among medical experts in the field.

Billingsley also kept professionals on his staff whose job was to listen to the chatter, determine fact from rumor, and then report the factual news to local columnists.

Collecting feedback about the implementation, and about the reduction in medication errors keeps professionals informed and engaged.

Florence wants to keep the professional, professional and the personal, personal.