Sentence examples for profession beginning from inspiring English sources

Mr Woodhead delighted conservatives and infuriated liberals with his regular assaults on the education profession, beginning in his first week in September 1994 when he called for incompetent teachers to be sacked.

With their reviews, the most famous American film critics brought shame on themselves and their profession, beginning with Vincent Canby, who, in his review that ran in the Times on the movie's opening day, said that "Mr. Cimino's approach to his subject is so predictable that watching the film is like a forced, four-hour walking tour of one's own living room".

The origins of the Oath lie in an article by Harvard Business School professors Rakesh Khurana and (now Dean) Nitin Nohria, emphasizing the need to make management a profession, beginning with the establishment of a code of ethics.

However, this presupposition of the state's role has been effectively challenged, especially as the state increasingly intervened in the healthcare system and the medical profession beginning in the 1960s and 1970s.

From the reign of King James I, the beginnings of a legal profession began to develop and the administration of criminal and civil justice was centralised.

Eventually, in Argentina and then in other nations, a graphic-design profession began to evolve.

And so the masculinization of the profession began, leading to the birth of geek culture and the aspirational virility of gamers, tech entrepreneurs, and brogrammers.

Their singular profession began when Frédérique's father, Pierre, was scraping a living working as a Cubist-influenced artist in Val d'Isère in the 1960s.

But if you want a change from your current profession, begin your search by looking at the groups financed by your local United Way chapter, Mr. Schachter suggested.

It wasn't until the 1960s, and the publication of books like Robert Venturi's "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture" that the profession began to purge these tendencies and start to find a new way forward.

The regulatory affairs profession began to emerge as a health-related profession in the 1970s, initially in the United States.