Sentence examples for the formal profession from inspiring English sources

Drucker's book, The Practice of Management (1954) is credited with launching the formal profession of management as it's known today.

As part of the settlement Silvester, as abbot, was required to make a formal profession of obedience to Theobald, something he had been attempting to avoid since his election.

CLOSE friends have little need of formal professions of warmth.

The story line is too familiar: rumors abound about certain corrupt behaviors, then comes the formal investigation accompanied by public professions of shock and indignation on the part of the suspect; colleagues quietly distance themselves while business appears to go on as usual, save for the investigation coursing through the place, distracting the public and amping-up the media frenzy.

The £20m scheme, which the government says will bring greater fairness, replaces the formal system of separate complaints procedures for different branches of the profession.

Le, who is illiterate and says she has never contemplated any other profession, knows she is unlikely to find a job in the formal economy.

Learn the formal denotations.

Complete the formal apprenticeship.

Clinical officers complete a three year training programme and although part of the medical profession, have no formal equivalent position in the West, resulting in higher domestic retention.

Agreement of stakeholders with this limited training programme did however offer several advantages at the time, including the first formal recognition of the EP profession, assurance of training within the framework of the KNMG and training places financed with governmental training funds.

New entrants to the TCM profession must obtain formal registration with the CMCHK and this requires the passing of a two part licensing examination with written and clinical components.