Sentence examples for professionalisation and from inspiring English sources

But his obsession with "professionalisation" and "Hippocratic oaths" is puzzling.

Liberal market societies bring about a further professionalisation and a further detachment.

Reformers have a range of tools (targets, central diktat, choice, competition, higher pay, professionalisation) and should combine them judiciously.

The professionalisation and specialisation of medical training today has come at the cost of inspired idiosyncrasy, he suspects.

To begin with, that will mean setting up a framework for the professionalisation and regulation of care work that can be adopted across the EU.

But do these universities – and the professionalisation and even the industrialisation of intellectual life that they have come to represent – make cities philosophical places?

"De-professionalisation" and "privatisation" of the desire for children among patients could provide an explanation for MHPs' reluctance to discuss this issue with their patients.

The following day, we took part in the conference from our Cairo hotel by Skype; the event was dealing with issues such as the need for professionalisation, developing and adhering to a code of ethics, and the problems of unemployment among media studies graduates.

It was a change that had to happen but the focus on channel performance – and the professionalisation of commissioning and scheduling that came with it – had the effect over time of concentrating all creative decision-making with channel controllers and their teams.

Through moralising discourses such as these, the incompatibility between young motherhood and professionalisation became increasingly ingrained and teenage mothers became increasingly distanced from those who postponed parenthood until early adulthood.

Because this exponential growth, and the institutionalisation and professionalisation that has accompanied it, has some serious downsides.