Sentence examples for professional to enter from inspiring English sources

Established in 1832, this quarterly journal is a contribution to medical science and an ideal forum for the younger medical/scientific professional to enter world literature and an ideal launching platform now, as in the past, for many a young research worker.

One juror asked if it was "professional to enter into an affair with a married partner?" "Going back I would not have done it again, but I didn't think it was inappropriate at the time," Pao said, emphasizing that Nazre had told her he was separated.

Those receiving any type of mental health care could be included but had to obtain written permission from their treating health professional to enter the study.

Afghan law allows an addict, as diagnosed by a medical professional, to enter a detoxification facility, which may reduce the number and exposure of IDUs to prison settings.

And we must provide incentives to practicing professionals to enter the public arena.

That will probably continue, but government could create incentives for experienced professionals to enter the field.

"A move toward higher pay," she said, "would do much to encourage trained professionals to enter the field, decrease staff turnover and provide children with a healthy start".

In 1989 the American Psychoanalytic Association -- which had required members to have a medical degree -- agreed to settle an antitrust lawsuit and allow psychologists, social workers, nurses and other mental health professionals to enter analytic training.

But a large part of the improvement in New York is owed to two alternative certification routes: the Teaching Fellows program, which encourages mature professionals to enter teaching, and the national Teach for America organization, which places high-achieving college graduates in schools that are difficult to staff.

So, getting rid of emergency certification will make it harder for some mid-career professionals to enter teaching, unless it is replaced with a good, solid alternative.

And employers are attempting to understand how they can better structure their work environments and cultures to support the behaviors and career interests of the youngest professionals to enter the working force.