Professional persons requiring liability contracts include physicians and surgeons, lawyers, accountants, engineers, and insurance agents.
"Now economists, professors, politicians, professional persons, they don't want to speak to us," Mr. Denegama said.
In early 1957, with Castro back in Cuba fighting in the Sierra Maestra, "Civic Resistance" groups were organized in the cities, and numerous middle-class and professional persons gravitated toward Castro.
To do efficient formative and summative assessment, stakeholders' efforts, including teaching administrators, teachers, students, parents, community and other professional persons, should be combined to make the assessment more all-around and objective.
In CDC we set up a health education department, and assigned professional persons to it.
Pre-obese and obese professional persons and top executives showed better physical capabilities (OR = 0.35, 95%CI = [0.15-0.81]) and increased vitality (OR = 0.47, 95%CI = [0.23-0.95]).
The QOL of professional persons and top executives tended to be better compared to the rest of the study population, although no significant difference was found in the multivariate analysis for relational and psychological dimensions (Table 5).
To the west of Port of Spain, the capital city, there is a very affluent population consisting of a complex mix of ethnic groups including many expatriates and business and professional persons.
Significant differences were observed according to socio-economic status for physical state, vitality and psychological state, with top executives and professional persons achieving better results for these dimensions compared to other socio-economic categories.
But Tommy Steele was a professional person.
