Sentence examples for use of professionals from inspiring English sources
While fashion magazines initially relied on royalty, society women and movie stars as models, Horst helped establish the use of professionals, from Helen Bennett and Lud to Suzy Parker and Veruschka.
My mother, a longtime volunteer at such sales, takes a harder line, rejecting the use of professionals altogether, even if the library underprices a book or two: "Book volunteers can do a good pricing job on their own, and the fun of a book sale and what keeps the people coming back is the chance of finding a treasure.
But campaigners against cutting say the use of professionals undermines efforts to end the practice, as making it safer may encourage more parents to inflict it on their daughters.The unkindest cutAyaan Hirsi Ali, a public intellectual from Somalia who renounced Islam and now lives in America, is entirely against the practice, even the symbolic form.
However, the decision to allow the use of professionals was reversed in January 1970.
Poor human resources management results in suboptimal deployment and use of professionals.
"Our experience was that the use of professionals such as police officers or teachers did not work well as they were not always available to attend meetings".
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*The training of coaches to identify at-risk players will be expanded through the use of professional counselors.
"They're the ones saying, 'Where do we turn?' And generally, people could make better use of professional witnesses".
The use of professional marksmen follows a new law authorising security forces to use live ammunition rather than less lethal crowd-control techniques to quell protests.
Four years later, the college players were essentially gone, replaced by the best of the N.B.A. after the use of professional basketball players in the Olympics was approved.
