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UK
/pɹəfˌɛʃənəlaɪzˈeɪʃən/
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NOUN
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the social process whereby people come to engage in an activity for pay or as a means of livelihood
the professionalization of warfare
the professionalization of American sports
How To Use professionalisation In A Sentence
- the professionalization of warfare
- Teacher's professionalization is the requirement and natural tendency of the development of modern education.
- Possibly, and possibly because of the professionalisation of sport, which glorifies the ends over the means. Times, Sunday Times
- Due to the influence of Progressive-Era professionalization and scientific management techniques, filmmaking had become not only regimented, hierarchical, and departmentalized, but also characterized by sex-segregated work roles; with only a few exceptions, the tasks of directing, producing, and editing were relegated to men. Archive 2008-05-01
- With the professionalisation of journalism in the early 20th century came a more detached style of reporting.
- For example, there has been much talk about the increasing deprofessionalisation of teaching.
- It's the professionalization of astroturfing.
- The professionalization of politics is a major source of our ills.
- the professionalization of American sports
- Yet, if the professionalisation of politics is creating a narrower, more identikit type of politician, surely we see its apotheosis in the homogeneity of the Scottish parliament.
