Sentences with phrase «profession depends upon it»

Not exact matches

With summer neon, shoes can be a great way to add bright color into your look and still have it be work appropriate (depending upon your profession of course).

1) As citizens engaged in a profession that depends upon freedom for its health and integrity, professors have an articular obligation to promote conditions of free inquiry and to further public understanding of academic freedom.

Although neither statute nor case law clearly articulates that the lawyer's monopoly over the provision of legal services depends upon the legal profession's performing all legal services covered by that monopoly at reasonable cost, I argue that such relationship is dictated by constitutional doctrine because:

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It set out five reasons that the lawyer's monopoly over the provision of legal services depends upon the legal profession's performing all legal services covered by that monopoly at reasonable cost.

Well, the real answer is that it depends upon many factors, not just the profession.

Lastly, depending upon the size of your industry or profession, word may just get around to all places that were potential new landing spots before you even update your resume.

(higher fees for federal government resumes and certain other professions) Our resume writing fees vary all over the place, depending upon the simplicity or the complexity of a person's background.

In addition, the profession allows an individual to work on part - time or full - time basis, depending upon the work load.

• The educational qualifications would depend upon the specific profession of the Mental Health Professional.

In the 1940s and 1950s, the consensus of the emerging profession of marital counseling was that marital happiness and sexual satisfaction depended upon a couple's adherence to traditional gender roles, with the husband doing the bulk of the breadwinning and the wife doing most of the housework.

The questions now become these: What is more important in the greater scheme of things; the interests of ingrained sales types, or the public at large, and, where does the real estate practitioner fit into the equation (depending upon one's philosophy) regarding whether being a Realtor should simply be a money - making gambit or a widely respected profession?

'» Craven also pointed out: «The real estate broker is depended upon by his client possibly more than any other profession or trade.

The reality of the Appraisal profession is this: Different opinions of value will be arrived at on a particular piece of real estate by a singular Appraiser at any point in time depending upon the purposes of the Appraisals.