Sentence examples for professional trades from inspiring English sources

"Quite often the professional trades published yearbooks giving the names and qualifications of their members, plus the address at which they practised," says Loughran.

Each specialty has a lab for students to develop concepts and practice technique, and students work side-by-side with professional trades people in their chosen field.

She adds that the government is funding programs that encourage women to enter the skilled professional trades, as well as careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), and that it recently launched an initiative to support female entrepreneurs.

Economic sanctions against the country also have been urged by other government opponents, including a broad grouping of religious, social, professional, trades and human rights organizations that calls itself the Civil Society.

The decorative sector may be split into a professional (trade) and retail (DIY) sector.

The American Nurses Association, a professional trade association that represents 155,000 registered nurses, opposes the measure.

At that time Gomułka became a professional trade union organizer, and in 1930 he was elected a national secretary of the Chemical Workers Unionn.

Right after the tournament, Lindros forced his first professional trade, to Philadelphia, after a bitter arbitration involving the Nordiques, the Flyers and the Rangers.

On the Metropolitan Black Police Association, Phillips said its membership criteria might be protected as a professional, trade or members' organisation, although this would be for a court to decide.

A 1999 study by a member of the American Board of Forensic Odontology, a professional trade organization, found a 63percentt rate of false identifications.

It is their own fault that they are seen as just one more self-interested cartel, a professional trade union no more or less significant than any other.