Sentence examples for represents a professional from inspiring English sources

The event represents a professional rapprochement with Mr Gergiev.

As Debra notes: "Currently, whistleblowing represents a professional dilemma and a personal disaster".[ 26] This observation does not only apply to nursing.

In glamour modelling, the limited opportunities afforded to black women represent a professional disadvantage.

But while the system is good, the people in the system always seem to represent a professional political class".

What isn't immediately apparent from "What About Today?" is how much the Feinstein's/54 Below performance represented a professional rebound of sorts.

It is this sense of community -- this shared desire to support, organize, and represent a professional body of journalists now central to newsgathering -- that has led to the founding of The Frontline Freelance Register.

In asking why female athletes had to be sexualized, self-described "surf addict" Tia Calvo noted in the Guardian: "This little voyeuristic semi soft-core porn clip is representing a professional sport which has been fighting a long and ongoing battle for gender equality".

"Every conversation with a professional represents a missed opportunity to get victims and their children the help they need," she said.

"There's some recognition that you don't turn pro overnight," said Kevin Lynch, a vice president in the golf division of I.M.G., which represents a number of professionals.

These ratios accounted for the variety of practices, particularly in the MX group, which does not represent a single professional entity.

But he has said it was his duty for the state to be represented in a professional manner in pending litigation challenging the voting changes.