Sentence examples for professionalism toward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Devuyst, carefully choosing his words, said in an interview that he always wanted to perform as long as contract clauses "that stipulate that all members and representatives of the orchestra act at all times with courtesy and professionalism toward one another" are obeyed.

But, beyond Trump, there is Trumpism: a profound hostility toward political professionalism; a strong antipathy toward technocratic élites; a disenchantment with liberal values.

Rugby union thus embarked upon a road toward professionalism and new levels of commercialism that eventually led to the full professionalization of the sport in 1995.

In the last 20 years, though, the Westchester Symphony moved toward professionalism and unionization.

Because of a shift toward professionalism in international athletic competitions, the organization changed its name to International Association of Athletics Federations in 2001.

Some of those Mexican guards who are now active participants in Mexico's deeply flawed penal system say they welcome the moves toward professionalism.

French attitudes toward professionalism were much more relaxed than in the British Isles, which led the Home Nations unions to sever relations with France in 1932, though they were restored in 1945.

In England the move toward professionalism was accelerated by a law that subjected "all players of farces, minstrels and other entertainers" to be whipped if they did not have the patronage of a member of the nobility.

I said the audience that pays attention to this kind of thing is finite, but interested, and that people are concerned that it will set back progress toward professionalism and internationalization in the Chinese media.

Organizers are billing the bowl as an event similar to the Little League World Series, but coaches and others say it opens a path toward professionalism already traveled by other sports, like basketball, golf and tennis.

(Trump had introduced "Crooked Hillary" a few days earlier, and he appears to be sticking with the name, despite all the talk about how his campaign is pivoting toward professionalism).