Sentence examples for professional reform from inspiring English sources

Both children's minister Tim Loughton and care services minister Paul Burstow made references in their remarks to the urgent need for social work to show a united front on the college and the wider professional reform programme – which, as Dame Moira Gibb, chair of the social work reform board, observed, is still "nowhere near the halfway point".

In releasing "Take a Giant Step," Linda Darling-Hammond, the nation's leading expert on teacher quality and professional reform said: "Teaching young children today demands a new approach to an exciting but increasingly complex set of challenges.

Expanding the sales tax to encompass services -- a favored trope of the professional reform class, which in the past would pair it with a bid to lower taxes for the rich and big corporations -- is an idea which is trounced in the poll.

Representatives of the ministry of health, professional associations, and nursing and midwifery academia are widely recognized as critical to introducing and sustaining professional reforms, such as task shifting (now referred to as task sharing, which emphasizes a team-lead and shared approach to client management) [ 7, 22, 24].

The founder of the professional policing reform movement in the United States was August Vollmer.

In Stanford's own words they "asked him to serve in an advisory capacity to the government" and he hired "a top-notch team of former US legal and regulatory professionals" to reform the banking laws.

Consequently, the Institute of Medicine has called for health professionals to reform their educational programmes to advance health-care safety and quality.

Some of the current health professional education reforms are fragmented, outdated, and with static curricula, and hence producing ill-equipped graduates from underfinanced institutions (44, 45).

He applies these principles, for instance, not only to individual conduct and education, but also to professional practice, social reform, and practical affairs in general.

Darling-Hammond, 63, has studied many of the hot-button issues in education—including teacher training and professional development, curriculum reform, and restructuring educational systems during a 25-year academic career at Columbia and Stanford universities.

Professional health care reform opponent cum Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) made some noises after President Barack Obama's reelection about being newly openminded about a law he spent $5 million of his own money to defeat.