Sentence examples for wanted to professionalize from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands, where euthanasia had already been taking place without prosecution for more than a decade [ 8, 25], the Royal Dutch Medical Association and the Association of General Practitioners wanted to professionalize the consultation process and thus make physicians take responsibility for the quality of the practice.

We stand for all student-athletes, not just those the unions want to professionalize".

"The remodeling industry sees a need to professionalize handyman work," she said.

The county's human resources director, Sharon S. Asip, issued a memo on Monday describing the rules as "part of our ongoing desire to professionalize our workplace".

To survive in the job market, graduate students need to professionalize early.

She and the new board chairman, Robert J. Perez, a Bronx developer, want to diversify, professionalize and expand the board to 24 trustees from 15, and to require a minimum annual contribution of "between $5,000 and $25,000," she said.

Although current Interior Minister Jawad al-Bolani wants to reform and professionalize the ministry, this is his first senior government position; he reportedly has no political affiliation or natural political constituency, and he lacks personal experience in managing police units".

Remy said: "The plaintiffs' lawyers in the likeness case now want to make this about professionalizing a few current student-athletes to the detriment of all others.

"I said, if I want to bring this forward, I have to professionalize it".

They want the country to move forward, to professionalize the companies and the management.

"We want to take away the stigma of renting and professionalize the service tenants and landlords receive through lettings agents," he says.