Sentence examples for permanent professional from inspiring English sources

It would be helpful to have a permanent professional bureaucracy with continuing management responsibilities, as do many other nations.

The NPC's permanent professional staff, according to Pei Minxin of Princeton University, has risen from under 20 in 1978 to over 2,000 today.

Good assessment requires the skills of a permanent professional staff working full time at pay comparable to that in private industry.

The idea frightened many Libyans, who said they wanted a more permanent, professional government but were not ready to blow up the current one.

Chicago is an astonishingly theater-rich community, with more than 200 acting companies and about two dozen permanent professional ensembles in the metropolitan area.

The activists failed to prevent the passage of Clause 28 (which was later repealed by New Labour), and their battles with the establishment led to the realization that they needed a permanent, professional lobby.

It also had the advantage of requiring a full-time, permanent, and professional, rather than a temporary, editorial staff.

With math majors in such short supply, and companies desperate for their services, an ordinary scholarship does not compete with the possibility of more desirable salaries and opportunities; we have to go further to develop a permanent and professional mathematics teaching staff.

MEACHAM: The end goal we have set out to achieve year after year is to "wow" our audience and hope that the right person may come away from the haunt and want to be a part in making it something even greater, making it a permanent and professional part of Saint Petersburg's ever-growing entertainment district.

'Nanny' signified a more professional, permanent and trained person".

For him, this meant a permanent company of professional actors living in the town and making theatre that "springs from our contact with this community".