Sentences with phrase «profession does»

FYI: having more members just because they are all willing to pay a very low entry fee in this profession does nothing to help my business.

I always thought this was weird; no other profession does this.

Despite the rewarding feeling I have experienced through positively influencing the lives and career choices of the students I teach, the teaching profession does not provide an environment of meritocracy, nor does it reward top performers.

Education No formal education is required in order to become a medical assistant, as this profession does not require licensing.

No formal education is required in order to become a medical assistant, as this profession does not require licensing.

Just because you have over 25 years of experience in an industry or profession does not mean that you are more successful or competent than a younger applicant.

This profession does not require a lot of education, but the salary and opportunities are good.

Though this profession does not necessitate special qualifications, the need to being adept at handling a computer is mandatory.

Even if your profession does not fall into these categories, if you provide advice or expertise that could result in a financial loss to your clients, you should absolutely have a professional liability policy.

Shalini is aware that life is uncertain and her husband's profession does not allow him to take a very high insurance cover in his name.

Technology that creates support services will highly specialize every factor of production as do all industries in competitive markets and as the medical profession does.

I don't know if there is any other profession — I can't think of one off hand — that is entitled to discriminate in the manner the legal profession does in the provision of its services, and I speak from personal experience.

The data held by the law schools and the profession does not appear to be 100 «proof» on this?

Kimber Russell: When we acknowledge the leaky pipeline, in part we're saying that the legal profession does not set women up to succeed.

My view is that it is in the interest of the legal profession and in the public interest that innovation happen within the legal profession so that the legal profession does not wither in the face of change.

Slaw readers, cast aside your presuppositions and conventional wisdom about the legal profession and propose something new, even radical — pretend the legal profession doesn't exist in its current form and you need to invent it.

Unlike the magical realm of Harry Potter, the profession doesn't offer a «Sorting Hat» to tell you what type of lawyer you should be or whether being a lawyer is a good choice for you.

If the legal profession doesn't pick up the task, however, it will be assumed by those «outsiders» who see the lucrative potential in serving up «smart» legal documents, and they will get to set the terms and means whereby legal information is managed.

If the profession does not regulate well then there should be a risk of loss of self - regulation.

Notably, stagnant mobility in the U.K. legal profession does not appear to be the result of active resistance to the proposition that more diversity is beneficial.

By advertising our site and asking Ontario legal professionals to click on our «Stop SOP» icon to have their opinion counted, we can then show the Law Society (hopefully) that a large segment of the profession does not support this initiative.

The legal profession does not agree about what exactly is meant by «injury to Aboriginal culture,» what are the defining characteristics of the wrong, what theories of liability support it, how causation may be determined, where the chain of causation ends and how damages should be conceived and calculated.

But the markup is in fact important to law because our legal system is pretty much given over to computers to manage; if the legal profession doesn't pay attention, it will miss the opportunity to participate in the formulation of legal XML, or whatever that morphs into, and consequently will have to handle law in the future with implements designed by others.

That is what the medical profession does, and all of large - scale manufacturing, because nothing cuts costs like scaling up, and scaling - up is why support - services delivery systems are used in other professions and in large - scale manufacturing.

In proposing that these kinds of already existing providers (but no other kind) finally be brought under a regulatory regime, Perlman substantiates Moliterno's observation that the profession does «nothing more than modify existing lawyer regulation in ways that have been dictated by changes from outside the profession.»

The flipside of the coin — what the profession does right — is covered in the leader column in Legal Week published today (25 May).

I don't think the legal profession does a very good job of treating its lawyers like human beings, with human problems.»

What the profession doesn't do will be done for it by others.

What voters had to say: «I do not understand how this leader in the profession does so much — truly an inspiration to the students at Osgoode.»

In considering the matter, the hearing panel concluded disbarment was the only appropriate punishment: «Any other sanction would compromise the public confidence in the profession's integrity and suggest that the legal profession does not take dishonesty committed by lawyers seriously.»

Admitting that the legal profession does not reflect the diversity of society, the Report states that the legal profession should ensure that the justice system operates free of bias.

Our profession does not have to be a lonely one.

In fact, 10 years ago, the other business I was in — media — looked a lot like the legal profession does now.

But secondly, I think we as women have to continue to advocate for our very conservative profession, looking at ways that law firms of all sizes and shapes can more fairly and adequately deal with women with young children, because it is an enormous brain drain if the profession doesn't get there.

Let's dispense with arguments that the profession does not place such constraints on women.

Yet, the legal profession does not have the means to meet it, and, speaking through its bar associations, it rejects that it has the obligation to do so.

In simple terms, this issue can be summed up as follows: «If the profession doesn't get its act together, we're just going to get bulldozed.»

I would be surprised if half the profession doesn't feel sullied by this ad.»

Just as numbers do not tell the full story of women and law, simply fixating on the ratios of women in the profession does fully address years of systematic inequality pervasive in the legal system.

That's a correct assessment, and it isn't as if the profession doesn't have a bad habit of overreaching in its attempts to restrict attorney advertising and commercial speech.

So this is a fancy way of saying my profession doesn't know how hybrid storms will respond to climate [change].

Every profession does it, and everybody knows it.

«That's what our profession does, and I always stand in awe when you go through something like this and you see what an individual practice did for these animals.

In short, the veterinary profession doesn't know the precise answer to this.

«Pfizer recognizes that entering into this rewarding and critical profession does not come at a low cost,» said Vanessa Mariani, Director of Academic and Professional Affairs, U.S. Operations at Pfizer Animal Health.

Even if your profession does not fall into these categories, if you provide advice or expertise that could result in a financial loss to your clients, you should absolutely have a professional liability policy.

Many tests of rationality have failed, yet the profession does not give up, because their skills are useless if man is not economically rational.

The profession does not pay, so she would still maintain the debt once she enters the order.

The expectations of these artists and athletes are couched in realism to a degree that the writing profession does not currently enjoy.

From districts such as Washington, DC to most charter schools, human capital management based on the quality of the individual's capabilities, knowledge and aptitude for the profession does result in better objective measures of school success.