Sentence examples for profession put from inspiring English sources

As a fierce opponent of government interference in the judicial province, it was Lane who expressed outrage at the proposals to reform the legal profession put forward in 1989 by the then lord chancellor, Lord Mackay.

Her sister's profession puts her at risk of retaliation, and Brittain didn't want her young kids to be put in harm's way, too.

The film's teacher creators blame these figures for invading their profession, putting into place school policy leaders who spent little time in the classroom.

I have been told that my choice of public health as a profession puts me in the former of those categories.

Because at the end of the day, these venues are a corporation with bosses to answer to, and monetary goals to meet and achieve, not an individual wedding vendor whose profession puts food on the table for their children.

There is a trend that female doctors carry on working during pregnancy, even though their profession puts a significant physical and emotional burden on them.

VIPKID fills an interesting niche that helps English speakers — whether teachers or other professions — put in a bit of time to make a little extra money on the side.

Mr Milburn, who stood down as an MP at the last election, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "There's a series of barriers that, maybe inadvertently, the professions put in the way of those with ability and aptitude from a variety of backgrounds getting even the first foot on the ladder into the professions.

The authors draw on their broad experiences in the profession to put forth their assessment of the critical need for all elements of the pharmacy profession to agree upon its core services, and to deliver those services in all pharmacies.

This bill will weaken the medical profession and put patient's lives at risk.

Is it not time for the medical profession to put this ungrand experiment on pause?