"That would also go under professional services".
"Oh, that would go under professional services".
Then Bill Clinton came in, put FEMA under professional management, and saw the agency's reputation restored.
But most students view the opportunity to perform under professional direction as a significant component of their educational experience.
The tremendous amount of looting that took place before the major sites came under professional control has made it difficult to unravel the story of these peoples.
Of particular interest are the letters Coward wrote in later life, particularly when under professional or personal pressure.His wartime experiences, for example, were notable.
By 15 he had begun volunteering at the hospital in Nablus, where he was allowed to give tetanus shots and stitches under professional supervision.
Liberace, under professional pressure to remain secretive about his sexuality, famously took the Daily Mirror to court – and won – after they implied he was gay.
In Argentina a winery called Vines of Mendoza run a scheme which encourages wealthy foreigners to buy a small plot of land and, under professional supervision, produce their own label wine.
About $1 of every $8 under professional management -- some $2 trillion over all -- was involved in socially responsible investing last year, according to the Social Investment Forum, a Washington group that surveys the landscape every two years.
On Saturday there's a chance to play naturalist, scouring a pair of New York parks under professional guidance in what Dr. Wilson calls a "BioBlitz" for flora, fauna and "all things crawly".
