profession|professions in English

noun

[pro'fes·sion || prə'feʃn]

vocation, skilled occupation; total people engaged in a profession; declaration, proclamation; avowal, acknowledgement

Use "profession|professions" in a sentence

1. British Columbia recently accepted acupuncture as a profession and Ontario is considering including naturopaths under the Regulated Health Professions Act.

2. Armouring is one of the eight Crafting Professions

3. Accounting profession.

4. In some regions, specific professions are associated with matchmaking.

5. Sexism still works against women in many professions.

6. Alchemy PassivePrimary Profession

7. Instead, particular professions try to improve their individual staffing position.

8. Academics: The Belaboured Profession

9. 4 Some students enter other professions such as arts administration.

10. Neither professions nor possessions should define identity or self-worth.

11. (d) the regulation and oversight of the audit and accountancy professions;

12. Accounting is a noble profession

13. Trust in the accounting profession.

14. Medicine is her destined profession.

15. Medicine is his destined profession.

16. A university degree has become a requisite for entry into most professions.

17. Women account for # % of the professions, but only # % of company managers

18. Representative of Brazilian accounting profession

19. But that's my profession secret.

20. Bahraini girls are highly educated and well represented in major professions

21. The main profession of a Barrister …

22. Department of Labor statistics indicate it's one of the fastest-growing professions.

23. Profession Arboriculturist; Profession Arboriculturist Arboriculturists carry out specialised tasks related to observation, health and maintenance of trees

24. Also cosmopolitan in outlook are a variety of traditional professions, particularly university lecturers.

25. Other information: profession: accountant, Mogadishu, Somalia