Sentences with phrase «professional class»

By doing this, we would attract a more professional class of teachers.

Teacher is responsible to provide professional classes with neutral attitude, but at the same time student has responsibility to be aware of him / herself and ask support, if needed.

We strongly encourage seeking professional classes, if only at first, with your newly adopted puppy.

Continuing to educate myself on the latest and trending beauty styles by attending professional classes.

-LSB-...] up to date by by taking professional classes.

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At the Library of Law and Liberty, Greg Weiner reconsiders Daniel Patrick Moynihan's criticisms of the War on Poverty, and suggests conservatives who frequently cite his work on the subject miss Moynihan's broader point: It was not that too much money was being misspent on the poor, but rather that those resources which were directed at the poor were all too often funneled through the middle class professional classes:

Experienced Professionals Our classes are taught by our highly experienced staff that have worked all over the medical field in a variety of different specialties.

If the Supreme Court invalidates laws in such cases, the result is a moral decision for the whole nation made by nine lawyers, drawn from a relatively narrow professional class, who face a crowded docket that limits their ability to reflect seriously on complex moral Issues.

Some modern theologians are actually advocating a return to a church - sanctioned professional class of clergy who do all the Bible reading, teaching, preaching, and theologizing.

I know nothing of Julia Young's domestic arrangements, but my experience of large U.S. cities is that the educated professional classes tend to live so far from the areas inhabited by recent immigrants that they might as well be in another continent.

Charlotte — like Atlanta or D.C. — has created and maintained an image of being one of the most welcoming cities in the country for the black professional class.

Granny Hamner, back at short after a term at second, adds professional class.

The second appeal concerned Schulz's action asking the courts to determine the eligibility of several professional classes — included elected officials, state workers and lobbyists — to serve as elected delegates to a state constitutional convention.

Wilson's plan includes extending pay - to - play regulations that restrict political contributions from class action securities plaintiffs» attorneys, public sector labor unions and immediate family members of all covered professional classes at the OSC.

«I don't ask young faculty hired at an assistant professor level to perform service, and I don't have them do any teaching, particularly professional classes, during their first year.

We also offer Holistic Lifestyle Certifications, Healthcare Professional Classes & Continuing Ed Courses.

Designed for all levels and capabilities, K - O delivers a thorough breakdown of boxing moves in a class - based format ranging from beginner and advanced combinations to suit a wide - range of experience using professional class Rival ™ equipment and gloves.

Helena from the Wedding Director and Screenwriter: Joseph Infantolino Newlyweds Alex and Alice Javal host a New Year's Eve party at a cabin in the mountains for their closest friends and an unexpected guest in this nuanced and often funny portrait of marriage and anxiety in the late blooming professional class.

Thomas Jefferson is a top - ranked charter school that puts students on a tracks toward college but is accused by critics in the county of being an exclusive haven for children of area's well - to - do professional class.

Although the wealthiest Americans have always lived in their own islands of privilege, sociologists and demographers say the degree to which today's professional class resides in a world apart is a departure from earlier generations.

Funds classed as Wholesale have a minimum investment amount of $ 20,000 while Professional Class funds have a minimum investment amount of $ 500,000.

You have to be staffed at an elementary, middle or high school - teaching in universities or professional classes typically is not eligible for the Department of Education or federal forgiveness programs.

Most recently, Attorney Wolf was also selected to become part of the New Haven's Finest Professionals Class of 2013 and the National Academy of Jurisprudence Premier 100 Trial Attorneys for Connecticut for 2016.

It has a bilingual professional class and labor costs that are low for the U.S., if not for Latin America.

Kenner, best known for his film adaptation of «Food, Inc.,» is out with a new documentary, «Merchants of Doubt,» in which he introduces us to a «professional class of deceivers»: P.R. whizzes who learned their very particular set of skills defending Big Tobacco.

He feared that he wouldn't live up to their intellectual height and yet soon found that he truly was a peer and his life's course had been permanently altered as society now accepted him as an elite member of the professional class.

(Call it layaway for the professional class.

The Armenians were a minority community that excelled in the arts, academia, and the professional classes; successful, intelligent, and very much «the other» in a Turkey whose young rulers were influenced by the racialist ideologies then prominent in Europe.

That same secular world with its nagging empirical criteria of meaning and validity remains in power in academia and among the middle and especially the professional classes — and we who try to do theology are still ourselves very much a part of that same world.

The Republicans are acting crazy thanks to the narcissism and entitlement of the right - leaning business and professional classes.

«We need to remember that prophecy was a profession, and that the prophets formed a professional class.

Of eight professional classes, U.S. is ranked tops in four, including three heavier divisions.

At a time when Albany is so broken, so mired in corruption, and so beholden to corporate interests, we can't just leave things up to the professional class of politicians.

These movements» elites have been integrated at the level of the professional classes, while their working classes are increasingly segregated into occupations and communities suffering from steadily growing economic inequality, hardship, and isolation from opportunities.

Between 1997 and 2010, for every voter Labour lost from the professional classes it lost three unskilled or unemployed workers, even after taking into account the declining share of the population that pollsters classify as working - class.

Security: For those who have always wanted to date doctors, lawyers, and those in the professional class, there is the added benefit of greater security.

Still, Zaillian's film is like the professional class of chess, rather than the game played out in the park — disciplined, but too rigid to allow for much freedom for expression, with every turn pre-determined well in advance.

They're also at a crossroads in their lives where they need to commit to something — Duplass to fatherhood and the professional class, Leonard to his Kerouac waywardness — but they're deeply uncertain about it.

«Urbanites are not interested in large families and the biggest problem facing China, as well as Korea and Japan, is a general decline of fertility, especially among the professional classes.

Conor Ryan considers today's new Sutton Trust report showing parent power as the preserve of the professional classes.

Back in the day, Buick was the quintessential American step - up luxury car — a stylish, large sedan, usually with V - 8 power, that appealed to the professional class, usually doctors and lawyers.

Guy is a professional class act and a very honest salesman.

A reverse split keeps the stock eligible for purchase by the professional class of investors.