Sentence examples for push professional from inspiring English sources

Dr. Monica Morrow, the chief of breast surgery at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, said the study and attention from the public might help push professional groups to develop guidelines for surgeons.

The attorney's office did uncover several situations in which students pushed professional boundaries.

But the same highways that led Americans south and west also pushed professional baseball into new territory: between 1961 and 1998, the number of franchises almost doubled.

Maybe he was touchy, and maybe he pushed professional "personal space" boundaries.

"We are going to push in professional development for teaching that is different for each child.

Alternatively, you can resist the temptation to coast and push a professional agenda that is now less oppressive and, no small thing, more likely to yield money.

This push toward professional conformity in black American culture is an interesting and sad conundrum, one as old as Booker T. Washington.

Home Depot, which accelerated its push into professional markets with the recent acquisition of construction materials distributor Hughes Supply, is also looking to increase its online/catalog sales to $1 billion over the next few years.

"We still need to push our professional profile more, but I think the increasing ageing population and the integration of budgets between health and social care are bringing the OT role to the fore".

The bottom line: We doctors must push our professional organizations to disseminate only the highest quality data, free from conflicts of interest, to assist us in clinical decision making, and we must seek relief from obsessive cost-control management of patient care.

YouTube has started to make a push for professional content as of late, including a deal with Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane.