Sentence examples for professional restraint from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keigwin's professional dancers — in all the pieces but most misguidedly in "Megalopolis" — show too much professional restraint, as does their leader.

When they reenacted this behavior in my office, it took all my professional restraint not to shout STOP and put the man in a full body hold.

"The violence quickly subsided as the Hong Kong police took effective measures in a professional manner with restraint and in accordance with the law," the statement said.

The sub-theme "Feeling squeezed between time restraints, professional and personal demands" covers conflicts concerning prioritization of time in everyday situations.

And it was appreciated that Redford was concentrating on the script and the actors and directing with stylistic restraint and professional anonymity.

The only possible restraint upon professional misconduct of a forensic scientist is through membership of such a craft organization (Knight 1989).

With this in mind, our Q&A will look at: The impact of budget restraints on professional development The benefits of online training vs 'traditional' teaching Budget-friendly resources for people and organisations wanting to develop skills The Q&A will take place on Thursday 1 November between 1pm and 3pm.

They faced ethical dilemmas where they were forced to make crucial decisions about life or death, or to prioritize when squeezed between time restraints and professional and personal demands.

Consequently lack of resources, as well as professional, environmental and other restraints and limitations when combined with the invisibility of caring could lead to negative outcomes for patients, nurses and the health care system in general.

In such circumstances, the health professional may allow the minimum restraint necessary to ensure safety.

Four themes around raising caregiver concerns were identified from the data: a) Inhibition resulting from traditional norms of engagement; b) Restraint arising from professional pressures; c) Communication enhanced by relational history; d) Constraint related to GPs' capacity and initiative.