Sentence examples for principal professions from inspiring English sources

California's election code states that, using three words or less and without misleading voters, ballot descriptions must describe a candidate's "principal professions, vocations or occupations" in the past year.

Nurses and doctors are the two principal professions who provide health care for the elderly.

Rogerson's principal profession is as a writer of guidebooks, an experience he puts to use in The Heirs of the Prophet Muhammad.

In 1884, Chekhov qualified as a physician, which he considered his principal profession though he made little money from it and treated the poor free of charge.

The BEST Act would, for the first time, write into federal law a standard that every teacher and school principal enter the profession "profession-ready".

Baseline data were assessed with questions about gender, age, body height, weight, period of time working in current job and seniority, profession, principal work tasks and field of work [ 21- 23].

Charles Turner Thackrah, a Leeds physician, further advanced the study of occupational medicine in Britain with his The Effects of the Principal Arts, Trades and Professions... on Health and Longevity... (1831), which described lung diseases caused by dust that commonly afflicted miners and metal grinders.

Schools could use the money, which would come in the form of matching grants, to hire outstanding teachers or people from other professions as principals.

It infects all the principal aspects of the profession.

"We license 32 professions, including teachers, principals and administrators.

Second, Congress should consider applying the medical profession's first principal "Do No Harm" to the financial system.