Sentence examples for purposes professional from inspiring English sources
You can easily imagine how this platform could be used to other purposes (professional presence, advertising,…).
For educational purposes, professional practices are first educationalized, because the authentic practices are often too complicated for students.
Social life in the Empire, particularly for those whose personal resources were limited, was further fostered by a proliferation of voluntary associations and confraternities (collegia and sodalitates) formed for various purposes: professional and trade guilds, veterans' groups, religious sodalities, drinking and dining clubs, performing arts troupes, and burial societies.
For all practical purposes, professional development is all about implementation and feedback, and we need to construct professional "learning" opportunities in workshops that genuinely model what we do in the STEM classroom itself.
For billing purpose, professional coders (typically not clinicians) assign ICD9 codes to each encounter such as a hospitalization.
Phase II is, to all intents and purposes, a professional production, the only things missing are an official licence and any profits.
Andreas Schleicher, who runs the Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA, an O.E.C.D. study conducted every three years that compares education in different countries, distinguished between appraisal for the purposes of professional development and appraisal as a mechanism of accountability.
When a full name is tapped into Google's search engine – out of personal curiosity, or for the purposes of professional scrutiny – the results that pop up can wield an oppressive power.
So far a lowest price has been negotiated, for research purposes the professional use version of this test is available in Kenya for approximately US$11 [ 18] and in Malawi for US$3 [ 57].
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) professionals know that initial efforts to produce or adapt materials generally require evaluative review and revision.
If the purpose of professional hockey is to create profits for hockey team owners, the mediocre hockey player may be more qualified for a position on the team than better players.
