(Paediatrician) Physical and verbal threats: Threats were formulated as both personal (direct or threatened physical attack) and professional (threats to report clinicians to the press, or professional regulators).
Someone who will be doubtlessly relieved to see her enjoying such a warm press is professional "Cameron insider" Ed Vaizey.
Like every other male wheeler-dealer in the film, Barry is not above using sex to press his professional agenda.
Audience The festival is not open to the public; everyone needs press or professional accreditation, but tickets are made available to people who live in the town.
Late last year, after several articles about the software appeared in the British financial press, and professional investors approached Kat and Palaro about using it, they launched it as a business — though not, Kat insists, with the expectation of making much money.
The crowd – a healthy mix of fans, exhausted press and professional Hollywood types overdressed for the weather – gathered in a park next to the downtown marina, not far from the convention center, for what we were constantly reminded was the first-ever outdoor Imax screening.
The same can be said of vanity metrics like press coverage, professional awards, and venture capital investment.
Jonathan Melber is an attorney and co-author, with Heather Darcy Bhandari, of ART/WORK: Everything You Need to Know (And Do) As You Pursue Your Art Career (Free Press), a professional-development guide for visual artists.
They should be clean, pressed, and professional.
On the other hand, we read in the press that medical professionals are well represented in the top 1 percent of income earners in the United States.
