Sentence examples for treated professionals from inspiring English sources

Max Marty's own family didn't have to go through the pains of sponsorship and visas, because being from Cuba, they were considered political refugees, but he saw this problem all around him and considered it ridiculous that our country treated professionals and entrepreneurs in such a terrible way.

Mr. Mandell, who said he had treated professional sports figures and business executives, thought Woods sounded sincere.

One Sky colleague comments on how Neville treats punditry the same way he treated professional football, where he succeeded primarily through hard work and intense preparation, rather than natural talent.

Sleep disorders in this group of clients often escape the attention of the treating professionals which can worsen the substance abuse in turn.

She alleged that the State violated Title II in failing to place her in a community-based program once her treating professionals determined that such placement was appropriate.

A mere handful of amateur shoguns - most notably Avery Brundage, a leader in Olympic affairs (and a rich man) continue to insist on the practicability of lifelong amateurism and to treat professionals with old-fashion arrogance.

"Why are we treating professionals who have cost thousands to train, dreamed of the career often since a child, work at the expense of their health and personal life, in such a disposable way?" she wrote.

However, participants reported challenges in effecting a smooth and optimal transition for both patients and for the treating professionals.

Since all questionnaires are sent to the worker by mail, no direct influence by the researchers or treating professionals is likely to happen.

Levels for treating professionals included being treated by an ED physician, general practitioner (GP) or an emergency care professional other than a doctor, while levels for treatment location were at home, in a local clinic or at hospital.

The flow of information between professionals within the organization and to others outside the organization, such as clients' regular treating professionals, was governed by client consent in accordance with state-based and national privacy laws.