Once scientists became members of a professional group, they were slowly walled off from the rest of us.

(a) One group, representing the majority of organizations, was against the establishment of special occupational rates within the common system

Professional ethics.

Other professional activities

304. Professional library.

A total of 174 staff members were promoted through the examinations to posts in 13 occupational groups (see annex II).

Selected Professional Activities

Other Professional Activities

And they are highly skilled professionals.

Developing and using professional codes of conduct

VI. Membership of professional organizations

There'll be huge professional arguments as well.

A civil service is taking shape and becoming more professional.

Oh Yun Ju, at what you did you were always professional.

She went to vocational school for accounting.

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Look, you're a great lay, but I think we should keep this clientattorney business strictly professional.

But the environment is professional, and not hostile to women.

Quite frankly, I came here professionally.

You've had a rather speckled career, I see. Professor of gymnastics...

The Front also organised the Reichsberufswettkampf, a national vocational competition.

Requires minimum of five years apos professional experience.

No professional plumbing or tools are needed.

And they provide intelligent pathways for teachers to grow in their careers.

Various professional groups were involved with torture practices.

Priority in any occupational group will be given to staff promoted or recruited through the internal and national competitive examinations in order to facilitate rapid adaptation to their new work assignments

In fact, fundamentalist leaders often have professional backgrounds.

Children with palsy receive care at specialized centres which have boarding and day care sections delivering social, health, psychological, cultural and leisure services.

Author of several books and numerous dissertations, articles contributed to professional journals

But it was also a career risk, because the generals above him are saying

I hope you haven't come to dispute me on any technicalities.

Accordingly, the Centre apos s military training activities now focus on the armed forces as a distinct professional group, and course content and approach are targeted directly to the particular needs and duties of the modern soldier.

In the United States, law is a professional doctorate degree known as a Juris Doctor.

For the period of temporary inability to work due to accidents at work or professional illnesses For the period of temporary inability to work due to illness or complications that are the result of pregnancy or birth For the period of temporary disability due to transplantation of live tissue or organs to another person.

A further 2 per cent had other professional qualifications such as certified public accounting.

The women's movement, active since 1948, is professional and well organized.

According to this project, the entity governments have established Gender Centers as their professional services.

Many young people have been able to acquire professional experience and practical knowledge making them employable.

This principle will permeate the statute of any Occupational Insurance Funds established in the future.

The programme to develop a new, professional Liberian National Police service continued to make steady progress.

The aim of the Senmon Gakkō was to produce a professional class, rather than intellectual elite.

The Israeli secondary education system is composed of both technological vocational and general public high schools.

(c) Because these emigrants paid contributions for lower professional categories, so that they were much lower.

VI. The minimum wages which workers must enjoy shall be general or occupational.

He viewed the introduction of special occupational rates within the common system as a way of dismantling the system.