Sentence examples for the professional issues from inspiring English sources

In Amman, where I am to meet hard-working Arab colleagues, all 450 of them, from 9 countries, to discuss the professional issues, and ever so confusing Arab Awakening process, under the auspices of Arab Journalists for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ), I had to update my keynote speech on the state of Turkish media in the course of a day several times.

Two sessions with in depth discussions about the professional issues covered in the film followed and at the end of the course, students had to write an essay and give an oral presentation on a chosen topic.

"The larger issue is the professional issue, not whether the regents can slap them on the wrist," Mr. Botwinick said.

Returning to work for Clean Water Action in the late 1970s, Zwick pioneered non-profit groups' use of the professional issue-based canvass for election campaigns – called "the most potent political advance of the decade" by U.S. Rep. Bob Edgar (D-PA), whose reelection was boosted by the work of the canvass.

To work out a system of indicators for improvement of primary care prescription, by incorporating the values and views of the professionals issuing prescriptions.

What are the key professional issues in management consultancy at the moment that new recruits need to be aware of and are likely to be asked about at interview?

Such conspiracy material, coupled with the families' grief and desire for closure, offers plenty to occupy "Who Killed Atlanta's Children?" So it is disappointing that the film wastes most of its energy on the journalists' professional issues and domestic worries.

It has a link with the MOHSW through the RHMT on technical and professional issues, and to the Zone Training Centres on capacity building issues.

The uncertainty often surrounding the N-R C's position may reduce the interest in important professional issues such as training, career, regulation and inclusion of these persons into the health services.

While the specific views of patients and non-academic GPs were mostly centred on professional issues, the specific views of academics other than GPs were mostly centred on technical issues.

The authoritative experts, from time to time, communicate with social workers to remind them to be aware of the various values and professional issues.