Sentence examples for professions held from inspiring English sources

Given that the series seems intended to pull back the blankets on the "real" side of both politics and media — two professions held in profoundly low regard by the rest of the world — we thought it might be fun to go argue about what the series gets right and wrong.

Our study demonstrates that in relation to role extension, professions hold deeply-entrenched values that are underpinned by professional identities.

But where we considered 'independent prescribing' in the introduction as a situation in which both the nursing and medical professions hold equal and full jurisdiction over prescribing, according to Abbott's classification, this does not hold for all countries.

So religious arguments against his profession held no sway with him.

C1 New, Leaderless Board Meets As a new board overseeing the accounting profession held its first informal gathering, officials considered whether the Securities and Exchange Commission should select a new chairman for the panel before the agency itself has a new one.

As a new board overseeing the accounting profession held its first informal gathering today, government officials began considering whether the Securities and Exchange Commission should select a new chairman for the panel before the agency has a new one itself.

One wonders what profession holds a similar cinematic metaphor for contemporary females.

The profession holds a certain appeal in tough times; when jobs are scarce, a certified public accountant is nearly assured employment.

The ethical code of my profession holds that it would be unconscionable for me to force a patient to do something without his consent.

We discuss the prestige the profession holds in certain cultures and the overlap between Pakistani culture and my West African heritage.

The attitudes members of the nursing profession hold towards survivors of brain injury may impact on the level of help, and degree of involvement they are willing to have.