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Meanings of profession in English
Usage of profession in English
1
General practice in Ireland is no longer seen as a viable profession.
2
The medical profession should equally be made aware of these new problems.
3
The aftermath of the war has created a new, illegal profession: scavenger.
4
My sense of calling to the social work profession has remained strong.
5
Teaching needs to be considered a profession and held in higher regard.
6
You've discussed various aspects of her case with someone outside your profession.
7
The same severe requirement is imposed upon the legal profession in general.
8
Legal Four per cent of male respondents work in the legal profession.
9
The legal profession was gearing up to respond to the proposals today.
10
The National Social Work Qualifications Board is the authority for the profession.
11
Certainly they had in times past: After all, it was their profession.
12
Mr Elliott said the change would be detrimental to the legal profession.
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And in his particular profession confidence and respect were half the game.
14
Yet some critics in the health care profession say that's all baloney.
15
I am law enforcement by profession and Natalie works in public relations.
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I am currently employed in my profession and I enjoy my work.
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Profession through the time
Profession across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
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