Sentence examples for responsible profession from inspiring English sources

Much of the media coverage around a new draft code of conduct from the General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) emanates from one short sentence, outlining the expectation that registered teachers should: "Uphold the law and maintain standards of behaviour both inside and outside school that are appropriate, given their membership of an important and responsible profession".

Despite the fact that his third daughter, Judy, and his wife's nephew, Conall Morrison, had followed it, he called it "a bogus profession", responsible only for ensuring that the actors appeared on time and knew their lines.

A student diner who didn't wish to be named commented: "For the profession responsible for upholding justice to compel its new recruits to eat a series of decadent meals sends out the wrong message".

Industrial Design is typically associated with the creation of furniture, appliances, and vehicles, and has been thought of as the profession responsible for the styling and aesthetic appeal of an object.

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The sketchy plan announced by Harvey L. Pitt, the S.E.C. chairman, would shift disciplinary power from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, an industry trade group now responsible for policing the profession, to a new organization with more power and stronger public representation.

However, previous studies have revealed that nurse facilitators are often in the majority, responsible for student nurses' profession specific facilitation as well as interprofessional team orientated facilitation.

Each of these measures could serve to remind HCWs that they have a moral responsibility, as individual HCWs, to be aware of professional obligations and to act as responsible members of the profession.

Following the merger of the Postgraduate Medical Education Training Board, a government body that previously regulated postgraduate education and training, with the General Medical Council (GMC) in 2010, the medical profession became responsible for regulating all stages of medical education and training.

To the Editor: The real source of public anger at large financial institutions is the deregulation-induced perversion of a once highly respected profession of honest, responsible fiduciaries into a now dubious career better known for risky speculation, overzealous greed and questionable integrity.

It's hard not to think, though, that it was a little unfair to the extreme cases to let them get so far along in the competition, since they didn't have the remotest chance of winning; they're there, it seems, mainly to short-circuit potential complaints from viewers who may consider the modelling profession itself partly responsible for the fact that so many young women hate their bodies.