Sentence examples for scholarly profession from inspiring English sources

In his memo, Dr. Monfasani said that Dr. Roberts had been allowed to remain in positions of authority even though "he has demonstrably disgraced his colleagues, his university and the scholarly profession".

"The danger of such guidelines is that they invite diversity to be measured by political standards that diverge from the academic criteria of the scholarly profession," the statement says.

Landscape architecture is poised to become a more scholarly profession and this essay proposes that it become a discipline of evidence-based landscape architecture.

Medicine has made the transition to a scholarly profession over the past hundred years or so and has recently embraced the concept of evidence-based medicine.

The scholarly profession needs a cutting edge, politically radical, mildly indecipherable group of intellectuals to continue to push us to dare more.

We need to remember that the ASA has been at the future of the scholarly profession for the last half-century.

Actions for everyone from professors and administrators to practicing professionals are suggested to meet the goal of a more scholarly, relevant profession.

A new book about anthropologists who worked with isolated Indians in the Amazon Basin has set off a storm in the profession, reviving scholarly animosities, endangering personal reputations and, some parties say, threatening to undermine confidence in legitimate practices of anthropology.

Many of Professor Srivastava's teachers (especially those at the University of Allahabad), too, deserve to be credited for his choice of teaching career and for his academic and scholarly accomplishments in his chosen profession.

In so doing, this study contributes to broad popular and scholarly debates about whether the nursing professions need to actively reappropriate constructs of patient care as more central to nursing identity.

Niko Pfund, the president of Oxford University Press, seconded the notion, pointing additionally to the history profession's continued reliance on the scholarly monograph for tenure decisions.