Sentence examples for overriding professional from inspiring English sources

If Matthews has an overriding professional insecurity, it is being confined to the pigeonhole of cable blowhard.

Therefore, most of the participants presumably had no overriding professional interests in palliative care.

In such conditions, most participants expressed frustration about expectations within their professional roles and practices that felt at odds with their overriding professional responsibility to attend to the needs of the individual.

This decision perhaps reflects the fact that health professionals' overriding professional responsibility is to the particular patient under consideration[ 34], and that they make decisions for individuals with less recourse to wider societal perspectives than the national policy makers.

Principle 10 thereby responds to recent commentary on the urgent need for more empirical work on different ways to effectively engage minority ethnic communities in research., Finally, Principle 1 argues that health researchers have an overriding professional and ethical responsibility to incorporate attention to ethnicity within their work.

But it may not be right for everyone and I'd hate to have a system in which pushy parents demanded home births, overriding the professionals' advice.

Some applauded Bridge, but others criticized him for letting personal concerns override the professional ambition of winning a World Cup.

Young operatives might have allowed their desire to strike a blow against America's enemies to override their professional caution.

Just like Bob Dole's advisers in 1996 (who by and large were the same people), Mr. Bush's economists have allowed the presumed political appeal of tax cuts to override their professional scruples.

He said that this had sparked a desire to become a manager instead: "I have enjoyed working in teams, but never [when] someone else has decided many things for me… and that corresponds very badly with the nursing profession And the need I had, contrasted with always being overridden by a professional group [doctors] with knowledge, power and authority, that suits me badly".

Nonetheless, if the patient has indicated no resuscitation but "the provider's own conscience" dictates otherwise, a medical professional may override the document.