Sentence examples for professionalize as from inspiring English sources

Over time, the humanitarian sector has turned to several such theories of change to professionalize as a sector and to meet the needs of communities in crisis in a better way (Binder et al. 2013; Sandvik 2016a and 2016b).

It professionalized, as practically a scientific specialty, the understanding of progress in art.

Social-services departments had been professionalized as if they were corporations.

As I think about Pete Peterson and Ben Cohen now - in the context of the call for business executives to be "professionalized" - I am drawn to the idea of "professionalizing" our government as well.

The United States could also help professionalize the military, as its passivity and ineptitude created the vacuum the paramilitaries are filling.

Their initial goal was to help professionalize a sector as it was being born.

Some years ago, Indian novelist and activist Arundhati Roy made a scathing critique of the role of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in containing social movements even as they "professionalize" activism.

The arrival of a seasoned operative had been welcomed at the time by many Republican leaders as a sign that Trump was ready to professionalize a largely undisciplined campaign as he was preparing to secure the GOP nomination.

As the discipline of history, the anti-novel, emerged, and especially as it professionalized, it defined itself as the domain of men.

"We felt like if you could professionalize, you could use it as a platform to sponsors to sell their products," Garber said.

The victory comes at a critical time for Trump, who is trying to mature as a candidate, professionalize his campaign team and reassert his dominance in the prolonged nominating contest after a troublesome month in which Cruz and Kasich have taken surgical steps to force a contested convention.