Sentence examples for profession functions from inspiring English sources
Our profession functions within a social and political context in which laws, technology, economic pressures, and social norms are evolving.
The ethical culture of the medical profession functions as a moral ground on which medical professionals defend healthcare values and exercise political leadership to resolve various social conflicts related to medicine.
The scale and complexity of volcanic crisis response results in decision-making involving people who differ in their profession, expertise, functions, roles and geographical location.
Invariably, the people who make that list have subjugated themselves to their profession, social function or institution.
These assertions are self-defeating because they reinforce an image of the chiropractic profession as functioning outside the boundaries of scientific behavior.
If yes: current profession or function, number of years in current occupation, did work make disease complaints worse (yes/no), and current sick leave (yes/no).
The legal profession is about functioning as the reasonable, objective man, as opposed to asking what is just".
So said Alexei Volin, deputy minister of communications and mass media, a keynote speaker at a conference called "Journalism in 2012: The Profession and Its Function in Society," held this past weekend at Moscow University's Journalism Department.
This function (profession, if you will) developed out of the needs of a largely death- and grief-denying society, in which workers are typically allowed three days (five if the employer is generous) to grieve the death of a significant family member.
Being a sexual counsellor, according to Geneva and Turin schools, is not a profession but a function.
Being an entrepreneur (innovator or reproducer) is not a profession but a function which stops when the entrepreneur does not combine productive resources anymore: the social, economic and political context may cause the appearance or the disappearance of the entrepreneur.
