Examples of using Their profession in English and their translations into Czech
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It's their profession.
They're selecting people based on their professions.
They're committed to their professions and ambitions but not to each other.
I love them as phenomenons.I love their profession.
Villagers will make offers based on their profession and career, and will only make trades based on whatever offers they are making.
It is more difficult for women to get ahead in their profession.
We pay tribute to all those who have lost their lives and to those who have fallen victim to aggression because of their professions or beliefs, as well as the courageous ones who cannot be deterred from their civil engagement in such a precarious environment.
Four out of five doctors prefer sleeping with someone outside of their profession.
People forget their professions!
Of course, we all want the citizens of Europe to be able to move about freely and to exercise their professions.
A pleasure seeing men taking their profession seriously!
The aim is for students to have the opportunity to speak with artists who are at the height of those in their profession.
It would be improper to force them in the future to change their profession without granting them significant financial support.
To teach students that monitoringeducation professional literature and periodicals is necessary for their profession.
The leading position of doctors as measured by reputation ascribed to their profession by the general public is not a random phenomenon at all.
So, Enoch is the only and first person, thousand of years ago, who give some of the names of the extraterrestrials,and give some of their professions.
We can see here a typical case of the violation of the right to freedom of expression,of the right of lawyers to practise their profession without pressure or duress, and also of the right of a defendant to an impartial trial.
Inequalities in the European healthcare system also cause medical staff to emigrate to other Member States to practise their profession.
However, apart from the economic issues,it is also one of the fundamental freedoms of citizens to be able to exercise their profession and to fulfil their potential in another state, for example, when they marry or move to another country for some other reason.
To belabour the obvious for a moment… our clients are the Archdiocese of Boston, the St Catherine Labouré Hospital… and Doctors Marx and Towler,two of the most respected men in their profession.
Create your character, give a custom look,choose their profession and their skills.
I voted in favour of new anti-crisis measures on the price of milk in order tosupport the producers who are currently struggling in a particularly difficult environment for their profession.
Villagers also have careers specific to their profession.
But when I thought really hard about it, I realised, there's only one thing left to do when you retire, and I have seen too many friends do that verything just six months, a year after they gave up their professions.
Our Wind Energy experts are as deeply rooted in their profession as you are!
The draft directive imposes a duty on intermediaries to report any potentially aggressive tax planning scheme in which they are involved as a part of carrying out their profession.
They pinpoint professional development andhighlight those that have demonstrated excellence in their profession during the last 12 months.
The problem is that currently we do not see the legal basisthat allows us to oblige companies, citizens or interest representatives to register in order to exercise their profession.
I call on the Commission to put an end to these discriminatory practices andto give back to Polish nurses the right to carry out their profession, without restrictions, in other European Union countries.
The level of trust between employer and employee required by such activity makes it advisable not to overload the working relationship with excessive formality but, at the same time,means that the worker should be able to exercise their profession with dignity.