Sentence examples for leading professions from inspiring English sources

A privately educated elite continues to dominate the UK's leading professions, taking top jobs in fields as diverse as the law, politics, medicine and journalism, according to new research.

"Our function is to be a bridge from the good and outstanding schools here in Newham, and there are many of them, to the leading universities and the leading professions.

Worst of all, the AMA a generation ago proved unable to resist the introduction of schemes like Medicare and Medicaid.Mr Krause tells similar (though far from identical) stories of the leading professions in America, Britain, France, Italy and Germany.

Ms González Durántez, 47, says there is a "residual sexism" that is holding girls back and in her Today programme, which airs on December 30, she will interview women and men from across politics and leading professions about gender stereotypes.

In February this year, the Sutton Trust, a thinktank dedicated to social mobility, included acting for the first time in its survey of leading professions, and found, among other things, that 67% of British Oscar winners and 42% of Bafta winners went to a private school.

As the leading profession of a project team, architects play a vital role in guiding and conducting the performance-driven design.

Where is the evidence demonstrating effective policies that will achieve a better balance of women and men leading the profession?

The downgrading of the National College of School Leadership to a minor government agency, the National College for Teaching and Leadership, has dismayed many existing school leaders, who feel it is neither independent, motivating, or leading the profession.

UNE is the leading health profession educator of students in the state and home to Maine's only medical school.

After having studied the seven arts of the trivium (grammar, rhetoric, and logic) and the quadrivium (geometry, arithmetic, harmonics, and astronomy), students completed the cycle by a study of philosophy and then, having mastered this discipline, could go on to higher studies leading to such professions as medicine, law, philosophy, and theology.

However, other participants saw the implementation of this law as an opportunity for growth and synergy between the two professions leading to a better use of the physician's time.