Sentences with phrase «of members of the profession»

But there are issues where the public interest and the interest of members of the profession are not entirely aligned, sometimes even opposed.

Also useful is a general obligation on the part of members of the profession to call out other members who violate the rules.

This process includes efforts to define the principles of ethical conduct for professional activity and to deepen the commitment of members of the profession to those principles.

My legacy really is to try to enhance the wellness of the members of our profession and to open up this dialog.

The Codes of Conduct of Canada's various law societies set the standards of conduct expected of members of the profession.

To assist the Society and to solicit the views of members of the profession, a brief summary of the issues and a questionnaire have been developed.Read More >

«Deference is owed to discipline committees because they are tribunals composed of members of the profession and of the public with the expertise to assess «the level of threat to the public and the... profession by certain forms of behaviour,»» Rouleau wrote.

Within three years, the LPP has created a multi-teamed approach among groups across Ryerson University, in partnership with external service providers and the Ontario Bar Association, working with hundreds of members of the profession each year, to develop and deliver to hundreds of licensing candidates training that effectively develops and assesses their key lawyering skills through simulated files.

The only real dispute at the hearing was whether Laarakker's statements were sufficiently discourteous to amount to professional misconduct or conduct unbecoming of a member of the profession.

RE: «But there are issues where the public interest and the interest of members of the profession are not entirely aligned, sometimes even opposed.»

As colorful and interesting as these objections are, even more interesting are the many objections that do not even try to hide that the House of Delegates» priority must lie not with the best interests in the public, but with the best interests of the members of the profession — or more accurately, with the perceived best interests not of the members of the profession as a whole, but the members of the ABA.

As we entered the 20th century, the need for professional standards led to the creation of professional bodies to govern the conduct of members of each profession, with strict rules of professionalism.