Sentence examples for personality professional from inspiring English sources

Main purpose of higher educational institutions is management of personality professional training according to interests, abilities and socio-economic needs of society.

Barnardo's boy, footballer, businessman, agent, international ambassador, television personality, professional celebrity, friend to pop stars, confidant of presidents... acquitted of match-fixing, accused again of match-fixing.

Regarding the surveyed sample, we found, among others, that: social needs are very important in establishing the reasons of self-teaching; self-training is directed toward all dimensions of personality, professional competences, creativity and communication prevailing; self-assessment becomes increasingly objective.

The new proposal backtracks from a plan by the S.E.C. in January for companies to disclose the pay of such employees as television personalities, professional athletes and Wall Street traders who do not have management duties.

Everyone, it seems, is jumping on the food blogging bandwagon: famous chefs and tv personalities, professional food writers, stylists and photographers.

Gender does not play a role; however, personality, personal and/or professional experiences, and good problem-solving and communication skills do.

Hence, both personal and professional personality of the higher education teacher is regarded as one significant motivational factor for engineering students.

'It's like you see a whole other side of someone's personality, their professional gifts.

The sociological experience at UC Berkeley has had a profound influence on both my personality and professional career.

A woman can be powerful by virtue of her personality, sexuality, professional expertise, class, religion, race -- or not, depending on any of those things.

And whereas in the military, superiors promote for work done well, in corporate America managers may privilege personality over professional qualifications when deciding on hires or promotions, passing over the best candidate as a result.