Sentence examples for professional strata from inspiring English sources

First the professional strata, especially in the zemstvos and municipalities, organized a banquet campaign in favour of a popularly elected legislative assembly.

The professional strata, now reorganizing themselves in liberal parties, basically accepted it and set about trying to make the new legislature, the State Duma, work in the interest of reform.

Ukrainian nationalism gained ground despite the efforts to suppress it and spread from its nucleus among the professional strata to embrace a growing number of both peasants and workers.

The first elections, held in spring 1906, produced a relative majority for the Constitutional Democratic Party (Kadets), a radical liberal group drawn largely from the professional strata that wished to go beyond the October Manifesto to a full constitutional monarchy on the British model and to grant autonomy to the non-Russian nationalities.

In this revolt, the elite professional strata most responsible for shaping our political and economic discourse have at once grown richer and, predictably, have increasingly articulated an ideological worldview justifying their privileged positions (Robert Frank's book, The Winner Take All Society, aptly captured many of these dynamics over a decade ago).

According to McGregor et al., progressing toward a collaborative focus will demand a more visible appreciation of the professional strata that exist, and the mutual goals that exist between them [ 1].

As a member of the African-American professional stratum — Robinson's "Transcendent" group — I believe there still are "black leaders" and a "black agenda".

On the other hand, the variance in the samples for interaction of smoking with each professional category changes with the sample weighting: it is smaller for the professional stratum, larger for the technicians and much larger for the administrative group.

This study included all socio-professional strata among whom junior and senior executives had a more accurate perception of their own health and recognized the need to look after their oral health.

In addition, as the occupational strata are related to socioeconomic position, hazard increased by 50% and tripled in the technicians and administrative strata, respectively, as compared to the professionals stratum.

Two different scenarios were defined: a 15% random loss and a differential loss by sample strata (professionals with 8% loss, technician with 12% and administrative with 20%).