Sentence examples for official profession from inspiring English sources
For example, in Spain, audiology is not an official profession, although hearing-aid technicians were officially recognized in 2001.
He was in his primary and official profession a theologian.
Diplomacy is an official profession very often presented in long and not particularly engaging documents.
I remember early conversations with various officials in the profession who cautioned me to let people see who I was, and I did consider myself 'nicheless' because, well, 'Don't box me in.' But I think my Puccini and my Janacek [Jenufa and Katya Kabanova] are where I'm most at home and where my abilities most easily flow out of me".
An official White House photographer by profession, he is also known for giving giant bear hugs.
And in a second test, a modified version of the psychiatric profession's official diagnostic criteria for a substance abuse disorder, 53 percent of the respondents scored positively.
To begin with, there is a shortage of public and official support for the profession of teaching and for professional teachers.
On the one hand, they dominate the profession's official bodies; on the other, they cannot be too severely sanctioned for fear that four might become an even more dominant three.In this section Surprise!
In her recently published book "Chatsworth: The House" (Frances Lincoln), the duchess says that when asked on official forms for her profession, she could reply: "Company Director or Poultry Keeper or Retailer or even, stretching it a bit, Author.
The macro level is the public face of a profession, combining official recognition such as recognition of qualifications, regulations and duties, the public perception of the profession, the related professions' views (for example nursing and medicine) as well as the self-image the profession's leaders promote.
"I think they're excited about the opportunity of getting back out there and certainly proving their worth as individual officials and as a profession," Jackson said.
