Sentence examples for profession decided from inspiring English sources

Half the relevant profession decided that although it might be true in practice, it wasn't true in theory, and therefore couldn't happen.

Actually, though, it grew much worse: a large chunk of the macroeconomics profession decided that because it was hard to derive sticky wages and prices from optimization, prices and wages must therefore not be sticky, and nominal events must not have real effects.

At this consensus conference, schizophrenia experts from different countries worldwide and working in a broad range of professions decided which ICF categories should be included in the first version of the ICF Core Sets for schizophrenia.

Many professions decided to increase their training capacity, but the government, although still monitoring the health workforce, did not increase the numerus clausus.

The World Health Organisation have recommended that targeted admissions policies should be employed in an attempt to increase the number of health professions deciding to work in remote and rural areas [ 30].

Even more disturbing was the fact that Judge Nigel Peters – apparently the cream of the legal profession - decided to weigh in, telling the 41-year-old defendent that his victim, barely more than a child, was "egging you on".

He thought briefly about remaining in the academic profession but decided otherwise.

A regional sales director by profession, he decided a few years ago that pop music was his passion, and he has been writing and singing ever since.

A doula by profession, she decided, at 30 weeks, that she wanted an unassisted birth (she says that "birth is not a medical process").

Meanwhile, Mr. Rampe, a pharmacist by profession, has decided not to seek re-election, and will be spending more time at a Radio Shack outlet he owns.

"Having listened carefully to the case put by the profession we decided not to reduce advocacy fees, but instead to work closely with them to explore alternative ways of securing these savings.