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- verb Present participle of
professionalise .
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Examples
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Van Rensburg said the idea of professionalising Higher Education was encouraged by a White Paper on education released in Britain this year.
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I'm a little uncomfortable with the notion of 'professionalising' anything on the web.
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A process of "professionalising" the police force was being phased in.
News24 Top Stories 2009
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A sympathetic ear is all that is needed, and it is sad that our society is no longer able to provide such an ear without "professionalising" what should be a natural process.
NHS Blog Doctor 2009
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"By 'professionalising' the housekeeper, we are also increasing the salary and making the service expensive.
unknown title 2008
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We were supportive of this and moves towards professionalising our trade.
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It incorporated in 2002 and began the process of professionalising and developing processes and policy to streamline how it operates.
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It incorporated in 2002 and began the process of professionalising and developing processes and policy to streamline how it operates.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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Bulelani Ngcuka for professionalising the elite crime fighting unit, during her budget vote in Parliament on Friday.
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The CTP were preparing a presentation on professionalising higher education, which would be ready in a "few months time", he said.
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