If you insist on remaining true to the ethics of your profession, life will be difficult and painful.
But here's what's fascinating: She had a diary in which she wrote (long before she met him) exactly what sort of man she wanted, down to height, weight, interests, profession, life circumstances, etc.
The study result showed that extrinsic motivators, such as teachers' involvement, organization of the program, contents in the studies associated to the profession, life situation and friendship during the studies were more commonly used as explanation to the motivation score than was intrinsic factors such as attitude to the study and study result.
Healthy volunteers wishing to participate in medical research protocols are registered in this database with their demographic characteristics (last name, first name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, profession), life-style characteristics (contraception, smoking, alcoholism) and their contacts (address, telephone numbers).
The questionnaire includes an assessment of socio-demographic (marital status, education, profession) and life style factors (nutrition, dietary supplements, smoking behavior, alcohol consumption, physical activity), comorbidities, medication use, and quality of life.
You're not going to be judged on your profession, your life or your weight.
The same is true in the US, where journalism is becoming a profession on life support.
He was a consummate leader, one whose enthusiasm for his profession for life in general was infectious and inspiring".
The party, which was wiped out in the European Parliament in May – with Mr Griffin losing his seat as an MEP – announced it had appointed Adam Walker, a former teacher banned from the profession for life, as its new leader.
It is the minimum requirement for remaining relevant in your business, profession, and life.
The present study touches on fundamental questions about suffering, autonomy and the tasks of the medical profession concerning life and death.
