Sentence examples for professional right from inspiring English sources
But the professional left — like the professional right — often considers pragmatism a moral compromise.
In a speech to the N.C.A.A. in Atlanta, Duncan also urged the N.B.A. to stop barring players who want to turn professional right out of high school — the dreaded one-and-done rule.
She brings a sympathetic earthiness to risky roles and a complexity to more mainstream choices, thanks to the input and control over her films that she assumes as her professional right.
Even though all available polling shows that rank-and-file Republicans support popular election, by majorities of roughly 2 to 1 — nearly as overwhelming as rank-and-file Democratic support, which averages around 3 to 1 — the default position on the professional right seems to be: No way, José.
For the professional Right – candidates, pundits and the like – this Duck Dynasty flap is a reminder of a different disturbing truth: the gap between what you want voters to believe you stand for and what it's OK to say out loud.
Im not a music professional, right?
November 9 , 1935Omaha, Nebraska Bob Gibson, in full Pack Robert Gibson, byname Hoot (born Nov. 9, 1935, Omaha, Neb., U.S ., American professional right-handed baseball pitcher, who was at his best in crucial games.
January 31 , 1947Refugio, Texas Nolan Ryan, in full Lynn Nolan Ryan, Jr. (born January 31 , 1947 Refugio, Texas, U.S.) American professional right-handed baseball pitcher who in 1983 became the first pitcher to surpass Walter Johnson's record of 3,508 career strikeouts, set in 1927.
The LSO had violent beginnings, in a coup staged by a group of musicians against an employer they accused of infringing their professional rights.
The Baltimore Orioles held his professional rights, having chosen him in the 30th round of the 2004 draft, but Garcia did not want to sign with them.
A decision in February grants graduates of licensed private colleges the same professional rights — that is, access to jobs and to membership of professional associations — as graduates from Greek universities.
