Sentence examples for professional summit from inspiring English sources
Morris also interviews two flinty tabloid veterans who recall the entire episode as if it were the professional summit of their careers.
His story is unusual, but he'll tell you that among the kids he grew up with, he isn't even the one with the most impressive rise to a professional summit.
Denby calls the tone "merry," and writes that the "two flinty tabloid veterans" Morris interviews "describe the entire episode as if it were the professional summit of their careers".
Hoping to ease reimbursement, the National Psoriasis Foundation, a patient advocacy group, and the American Academy of Dermatology, a professional society, held a "summit on psoriasis" for insurers in Philadelphia on Nov. 9.
Affable and friendly, Porte can also be brutally blunt and does not suffer fools: the latter characteristics that may well have developed during his challenging journey to the summit of professional cycling.
There is a virtual traffic jam of well-off middle-aged guys from all over the world being conducted up to the summit by professional guides: old enough to have amassed the money to pay the fee ($65,000 is the sum mentioned here), but also old enough to be, worryingly, not at the summit or peak of physical fitness.
Summits put professional diplomats briefly into the shade but rarely hurt their standing unless there is constant intervention in their work by political leaders or other officials.
The international transplant community responded to the 2004 World Health Assembly resolution that urged member states to protect the poor and vulnerable from organ trafficking by convening a summit of professionals, ethicists, legal scholars and social scientists in Istanbul in 2008.
Walley was speaking in favour of an amendment by five Lib Dem MPs to their opposition day motion calling on the government to drop the health bill which added in a call for an "urgent summit" with government, professional and patients' organisations to agree health reforms "based on the coalition agreement".
In a briefing this week at the Paris climate summit, public health professionals urged countries to tackle the two great global problems together.
In 2008, the international transplant community convened a summit of transplant professionals, legal experts and ethicists to combat organ trafficking, transplant tourism and transplant commercialism that resulted in the Declaration of Istanbul (DOI).
