Sentence examples for senior professions from inspiring English sources

Research by Alan Milburn's Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission shows just how homogeneous the backgrounds are of many members of the senior professions, with 75 per cent of senior judges attending Oxford and Cambridge, 50 per cent of diplomats and 33 per cent of BBC executives – compared with less than 1 per cent of the population.

The continental monarchies also developed a system of career judicial office, in which the young university licentiate went straight into government service, whereas in England appointment of judges from the senior practicing profession remained the settled practice.

For Mr. Summers and his cohort at the White House, and in the senior economic profession, the drop in U. S. manufacturing output, the off-shoring of funds, and the Chinese state-financed build-ups are not problems.

Seminars tend to be attended by health workers from the senior health care professions, causing them to be absent from work.

Organisational factors which undermine motivation of health workers involve issues such as the shortage of drugs to treat opportunistic infections and the fact that most of the HIV-related skills training is given to senior health care professions.

Not surprisingly, the issue of shortage of health workers and absence due to HIV-related activities such as seminars and workshops was hardly reported by health workers from senior health care professions.

Despite the high proportions of women in senior management and the professions, they still tend to be treated like children.

Although Ukraine had been part of the Russian empire since 1654, many Ukrainians had never been reconciled, while the Russians who formed a significant part of the landed gentry, and who came to occupy senior positions in the professions, the officer corps and the civil service, continued to speak Russian and to look to Moscow as the centre of their culture.

There was "no evidence", it said, for the claim that "if MPs' pay does not keep up with that of certain professions, or senior roles in the public sector, we risk Parliament returning to the Victorian era, when the majority of MPs were independently wealthy".

The term "NPM" is an umbrella term for organizational reform methods that are strongly influenced by solutions derived from the private business sector based on trust in managers and markets, rather than in senior officials and the professions [ 2- 4].

At their office, we interviewed members of four professions; nine senior physicians (seven pediatricians and two surgeons), six members of the hospital Board, six ED nurses and six ED managers.