Sentence examples for professionals in order from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to continue to grow this and transform the relationship between patients and healthcare professionals in order to deliver the great healthcare experience we all deserve.

Detective Superintendent Caroline Bates, of Scotland Yard's child abuse investigation command, said: "She repeatedly chose to mislead professionals in order to enable the continued abuse of her son.

Like many women (and men), I signed up to Linkedin to connect with professionals in order to enhance my career prospects.

The content of the manifesto reflects this view by mixing policy objectives such as emphasising early intervention, with practical "incremental" suggestions like harnessing digital technologies to connect patients at home directly to professionals in order to reduce home visits.

So I carried out a small survey of 27 teaching professionals in order to create a baseline of understanding into the use (or not) of social networking in schools, and also any concerns over some of the e-safety risks.

Facing a necessary below-the-knee amputation, I consulted with a prosthetist and other medical professionals in order to get a better understanding of the challenges that I, as an otherwise healthy individual, would face post-surgically.

"The Drama of the Gifted Child" must be credited with providing a way -- in those far-off days before all families were deemed dysfunctional until proved otherwise -- for the general public to borrow from the calibrated language of professionals in order to describe the hidden realm of their feelings.

No. What you are going to end up with is a doorstep (and who ever, really, wants a doorstep sandwich?), of bread, ham, pickle and cheddar (second only to silica gel in its ability to absorb moisture), that is so dry that you will need, not a pint, but rehydrating by medical professionals in order to finish it.

It said officers "thoroughly investigate all allegations of FGM" and raise awareness of the practice through communities and professionals in order to protect potential victims.

The results and discussion challenge the prevailing assumption that intimate DNA swabs must be collected by trained medical professionals in order to be of evidential value.

This research has implications on the design and use of information systems by accounting professionals in order to reduce potential negative effects.