Sentence examples for professional entities from inspiring English sources
The Montreux Document, which can be readily integrated into PMSC operations through contractual machinery, is the foundational tool by which these private security providers can establish themselves as professional entities accountable to the rule of law.
The PRB is a gathering of representatives from the five professional entities in Welsh rugby - the WRU, plus regional sides Scarlets, Ospreys, Cardiff Blues and WRU-owned Dragons.
The PRB is a gathering of representatives from the five professional entities in Welsh rugby - the WRU, plus regional sides Scarlets, Ospreys, Cardiff Blues and Dragons, who are owned by the WRU.
Therefore, a few professional entities seem to dominate the literature of these influential documents; some others adopt what is produced by others, while the majority is unfamiliar with the guideline concept.
We identified potential participants using membership lists from professional associations, known research/clinician collaborations, and professional entities found on the Internet (see Table 1).
Kennedy says he questions his sanity "every day" having spent £15m on establishing Sale as a professional entity.
This led directly to the establishment of the Barber band in May 1954 as the fully professional entity it remains to this day.
With the WRU exploring the option of creating a professional entity in north Wales, Ospreys found themselves on the verge of merging with their arch rivals Scarlets.
Mr. Toribio, who began as an economist at the Bank of Spain in the 1970s, said the bank had since become "a much more professional entity".
BAEM functions under the broader umbrella of the Bahrain Medical Society (BMS), which is a social professional entity governed by the Ministry of Social Development.
This is when a company partners with a social influencer or other professional entity that has a wide base of influence and the potential to drive traffic to apps and websites based on their following and reach.
