Sentence examples for professions support from inspiring English sources

Research conducted in other professions support the idea that work patterns, particularly night shifts, can increase stress in workers and have a negative impact on family life.

But according to Vancellette, even if Colorado's situation is unique to that particular region at this particular time, costly lag-times in closing escrow caused by the state's shortage of qualified appraisers should worry buyers, sellers, lenders, and a whole host of ancillary businesses and professions supported by the real estate industry elsewhere.

Debbie's Current Priorities: Passionate commitment to learning and growing Contribute to success both of her boss and the profession of executive support Strong focus on customer service Involvement in teaching and training for Executive Support Profession Support John as long as is needed.

The near full weight of the medical profession supports vaccine programmes on the basis of myriad studies and the need to protect communities.

If journalism were to be seen as a profession, supported by a transparent approach to training and development and qualification, public expectations and the expectations of journalists themselves would rise.

The end result was the development of a CCPE policy on women in engineering intended to send the message that ?the engineering profession supports principles of fairness and equity in all aspects of engineering culture, practice, and education".

Veterinary medicine has evolved during the last half century, from a trade designed to serve agrarian cultures, to a diverse profession supporting an array of career opportunities ranging from private, specialty practice, to highly organized, specialized medicine and subspecialty academic training programs in cardiology and allied disciplines.

Within the Canadian context, massage therapy is increasingly recognized as a health care profession supporting the health of Canadians, and is a regulated health care profession in five provinces (British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland).

A GP from site A mentioned: 'I was happy to contribute as a pathfinder under those terms but the pathfinders (forerunners of policy implementation) were used as evidence that the profession supported the Bill then I felt that I'd been tricked into being a pathfinder'.

Framing this issue in terms of oil is exactly what Arab populations and indeed much of the world expect, which is why they are so cynical about our professions of support for democracy and human rights.

To me the mystery is why non-ideological conservatives, men and women who have made their way in business and the professions, should support the extravagant Bush tax plan rather than a more cautious alternative.