Professionalize

The money will be used to develop and further professionalize SAR teams across the province by building a new governance framework, accreditation and certification for SAR personnel.

Work must also be done to professionalize the public service because civil servants charged with implementing plans aren’t always “equal to the task,” she said.

Several towns will cast ballots on a growing trend to add members to their governing boards and professionalize their municipal offices.

Gyms Licensing Programs provide coaches with the tools needed to professionalize their passion.

He further noted that his agenda is to professionalize women football in the country besides sourcing for sponsorship to help football clubs.

In the circumstances, a call has been made for immediate steps to be taken to professionalize, in a transparent way GECOM’s election machinery now.

Mr. Azumah is among a growing number of young, college-educated Africans fighting the stigma by seeking to professionalize farming.

You have therefore embarked on this path, some in vocational schools, others in classical faculties, called upon to professionalize.

Army organization was improved, and British consultants were employed to train and professionalize soldiers.

In order to further professionalize folklore, Boas introduced the strict scientific methods which he learned in college to the discipline.

In the early post-war period (1995–2005), media development was guided mainly by international donors and cooperation agencies, who invested to help reconstruct, diversify, democratize and professionalize media outlets.

Legislation designed to modernize and professionalize the nation's lawyers, judges, and prisons was enacted.

The councils were also part of an effort by the first Minister of Foreign Affairs, García Sayan, to professionalize the foreign service.