Sentence examples for private professional from inspiring English sources

In both cases, there was limited reporting of the incidents, including to the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, a private professional group.

Personal data is defined as "any information relating to an individual, whether it relates to his or her private, professional or public life.

"As General Kayani has said repeatedly in public and in private, professional standards and enforcement of those standards are the hallmark of a modern and successful military," Tommy Vietor, a White House spokesman, said Thursday in a statement.

Last month, the Southern California Institute of Architecture, a private professional school, announced that it would relocate from Santa Monica to a building on the east end of downtown.

Less than two weeks after the disaster, a coalition was formed by three private professional organizations: the New York City Partnership, the Real Estate Board of New York and the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

Aquent, a private professional services firm in Boston, offered Monday to buy Computer Horizons for $5 a share, a 67percentt premium to the stock's $3 closing price on Friday.

Mr Everleny wants to see private professional-service firms being established: architects, engineers, even doctors.

Mr. Montano argued that the city could not handle the responsibility of conducting building inspections in a timely or safe manner, so it shifted the burden — and the blame, when necessary — to private professionals.

Finally, private professionals also request exams.

Private professionals sent 19.26% of exams over 10 years (ranging from 8.65% to 31.38%) (Table  1, Figures  1 and 2).

Some patients also sought help from private professionals or paid for alternative therapies as they did not feel that they received any support from the NHS.