Sentence examples for professional understandings from inspiring English sources

Health officials and school leadership teams all had a strong commitment to provide high quality care for the members of the school community, although, they were driven by slightly different professional understandings of that duty.

These consequences are more likely to occur when performance-measurements are linked to financial rewards or sanctions, but the literature also suggests that professional understandings and priorities may be affected by the criteria inscribed in quality assurance technologies with no formal incentives embedded [ 13, 14].

Because professional understandings of health tend to focus on the disease process, whereas personal experiences are often more complex in meaning [ 41], this orientation was chosen to complement the advisors' perspectives and has been used to study illness experiences among other Indigenous groups in Canada [ 42, 43].

There seems to be a complete lack of professional understanding of hidden disabilities, especially in the case of mental health illness.

As a White House correspondent and former science writer for The New York Times, I have a professional understanding of international relations and how epidemics spread.

"Sweetened condensed milk solved a lot of problems for me," said Ms. Belanger, who brings her professional understanding of light and color to an ongoing jellied-desserts experiment.

Their relationship, as revealed in a joint interview in her apartment, is jokey and casual — she calls him Larry; he calls her Judy — with room for professional understanding.

"They study foundations at the center, and so he also will bring a professional understanding of such organizations to the task," Mr. Soros said.

Common sense would suggest that even if handled with the greatest professional understanding and knowledge, with substantial support from local faith communities, the likely outcome is quite the reverse.

But despite coming up with countless words to describe it, there seems to be limited professional understanding of what capacity building is, much less the reasons for its success or failure.

Since 2000, foundation degrees have been developed by HE and FE institutions to provide an opportunity for people who are working to develop their professional understanding, knowledge and key skills while remaining at work.