Sentence examples for year professionalism from inspiring English sources

In fourth year, professionalism is taught through a series of lectures and face-to-face meetings with a Personal and Professional Development (PPD) mentor; in fifth year, the PPD program runs throughout the year and is formally assessed through reflective portfolio tasks [ 14], whilst in sixth year, professionalism is assessed through a case-based ethics essay [ 15].

Bath have reached the final day for the first time since 2004 and are looking to win a title that has eluded them since the first year of professionalism.

and from year III: "Professionalism means treating patients equally and with the utmost respect; it means always maintaining patient confidentiality; it means being responsible and accountable for my actions; it means showing compassion; it means striving to become a competent and well-rounded physician".

Ours was not a longitudinal study; nonetheless, the divergence in the way first years and the fifth years conceptualized professionalism suggests that the latter have undergone a shift in attitude during their training.

The following quotes typify the fifth year concept of professionalism: "Professionalism is when someone has been trained fully and given knowledge and skills such that they are able to serve using the same knowledge and skills in the best way possible.

The colour line was not consistently enforced, though, during the early years of professionalism.

In a dozen years of professionalism, no country has risen to challenge the old order.

A member of the New York Stock Exchange for 18 years, his professionalism and integrity were an example for all to follow.

Pietri raced for the last time in Gothenburg in October 1911, by which time he had run 46 races in three years of professionalism, earning some £200,000.

After 70 years of professionalism the best-known name in the trade is the very commercial tastemaker -- not a designer -- Martha Stewart.

Andrew has been in the front seat during the game's 20 years of professionalism, first as a player and director of rugby at Newcastle, and with the RFU since 2006.