Given unprecedented access to young prospects, clubs poured millions into their youth programs in the belief that those who graduated would be specifically trained for the professional game.
And indeed, when you put one trained professional negotiator up against another trained professional negotiator, their gender is the least salient characteristic about them (Victoria said that).
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Employees of the host businesses will be trained to assist professional beekeepers to care for the hives and harvest honey.
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In Shanghai, architects from Britain, France and elsewhere -- Mr. Hudec was Hungarian, trained in Budapest -- mixed with the first generation of Western-trained professional Chinese architects.
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The course director, Annalisa Tarquini, says the "management of luxury retail is a critical growth area for international luxury brands, and the need for trained and professional managers is imperative".
For example, physician assistants, nurse aides and paralegals often manage the administrative and routine work, allowing the professional to focus on the work they were trained for.
Fran recommends seeking the advice of a trained professional for any serious matter.
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Mr Hampson is a former professional dancer who trained at the Royal Ballet School.
In a 401(k) world, investment risk is no longer borne by the employer, who has trained, professional money managers at his disposal to diversify, create a huge portfolio and do actuarial scenarios to see if the money in the pool will last a long time.
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Asher describes an HR professional who saw the recession coming and trained herself in downsizing.
Harrison trained Khan for his first 17 professional fights, with the split blamed on a breakdown in communication.
Young people undergo a six-week course run by professional surf instructors and supported by trained volunteers from the local community.
He trained a generation of leading human embryologists, founded the field's first professional society and began a series of journals to spread its research findings.
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They are the ones who look at the huge need for trained management talent and figure out how to provide professional development opportunities for valued employees that produce more employee engagement, skill enhancement for the individuals and reduced costs for the company because of greater talent retention.
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However, seeking the guidance of a housing counselor provides assurance that there is a trained professional and HUD certified counselor advocating on your behalf.
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Medical technology had advanced to the point where they could be done safely by trained medical staff in clean, professional environments.
"He was not a professionally trained astronomer and yet did professional quality work, particularly when it came to mapping the Moon in the 1950s - I think every astronomer in the world owes something to Patrick Moore, " said ex-BBC science correspondent and fellow astronomer Dr David Whitehouse .
Raising the issue of trained teachers in Pakistan, Mr. Qamar Zaman said that educated and professional teachers are mostly concentrated in cities and real challenge about qualified teachers is in rural and remote areas.
Mr Kleisterlee, an articulate Dutchman who trained as an engineer and has worked for Philips all his professional life, now has to limit the same investors' inevitable sense of disappointment.
For a highly trained professional coming out of medical school with a big debt to pay, rural postings are not the most attractive.
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