Sentence examples for particular professionals from inspiring English sources

These sponsored updates give companies the opportunity to use LinkedIn's platform to tightly target marketing messages at particular professionals or industries — for instance by allowing a router company to target only networking engineers with details of its latest bit of kit.

They considered that engaging in prevention and promotion actions was very much dependent on the motivation and willingness of particular professionals and/or health care teams.

In particular, professionals have the right to settle and to provide medical services anywhere in the EU (the so-called 'physicians directive', passed in 1993).

Failing to do so, may put people at risk, in particular professionals such as farmers, zoo and wildlife carers, and veterinarians who may come in contact with an infected animal.

Those with service user experience ensured that the prime focus was always on the participants' unique experiences rather than what might be expected from services or from particular professionals.

Some of these arose from problems negotiating the mental health system such as restricted access to mental health services due to prior incidents with particular professionals and ineligibility to seek assistance from elsewhere.

The field is a particular professional zone where life is supposedly harsh, yet rewarding.

Communities can get stuck on particular professional pathways: doctor, lawyer, civil servant.

For practical purposes, however, he delegated his functions to the particular professional local priesthoods.

But increasingly they are used to encourage students from a particular professional background, such as a doctor or someone from a family business.

I'd take particular professional exception to Schäuble's claim that Europe is following the recipe of Sweden in the early 1990s and Asia in the late 1990s.