Sentence examples for sector of professional from inspiring English sources

"Greater achievement ought to be a goal," Mr. Kerry said, "and it ought to be able to command greater pay, just the way it does in every other sector of professional employment".

The ingredients necessary to keep competition alive in the sector of professional football are, in fact, the passionate involvement of football supporters and the uncertainty of the outcome.

Accordingly, the objective of this paper is to study how the sector of professional football operates, analysing its governance from a co-opetition perspective in order to identify the tools used for implementing this model.

It follows that, in the sector of professional football, the co-opetition model operates through tools that typically take the form of the rules governing the behaviour of the operators in the sector.

Competition and co-operation in the sector of professional football must be kept within precise boundaries set by the sports' values and the rules of behaviour that should reflect these values.

On the other hand, while in 1974 21% of employment was in the more skilled-intensive sectors of professional and business services and the government, that share rose to 41percentt in 2006.

This small sector is largely government funded, but there are requirements for knowledge transfer and hence a new workforce has emerged in the sector of the professional who can manage the interface between the outside world and the university.

Not only that, but "you could create a whole new sector of un-mining professionals people who are really good at helping you keep carbon underground".

The respondents were also asked to rate seven different aspects of the health system covering the whole health system, financing the health sector, staff salaries, role of private sector in comparison with public sector, health education activities, role of professional associations in controlling the health system or the private practice and role of medical research.

The interviewees were employees in a wide range of services in the not-for-profit and state sector and had a variety of professional backgrounds: Social workers (8), Psychiatrists (7), Psychologists (5), Educators (2) Psychiatric nurse (1), Medical Doctor (1), Lawyer (1), Nurse (1), Homeless service manager (1) & Therapist (1).

Other important factors include: size of the country socioeconomic status of the country legal and regulatory rigidity of the civil service system significance of the public sector as an employer in the health sector power of labor unions influence of professional associations historical patterns in the way health services are organized and managed.