professional maturity

I like the professional maturity of this pool of people.

The demanding process most of them go through on their way to professional maturity has led to a high level of accomplishment.

The contact with Lucio Costa would be extremely important in the professional maturity of Niemeyer's work.

In Buenos Aires, the artist reached professional maturity, which would reach its climax during his stays in the jungle.

She visited the Graduate School of Business in Neuveville and successfully concluded her Professional Maturity of Commerce.

The professional maturity displayed by "60 Minutes" week after week may reflect the program's age, in a field where 25 years is several lifetimes, and the ages of its stars, producers and audience.

As a touchstone of classical dancing, this pas d'action exposes the student level (no matter how high) of the troupe; if the dancers are adequate, they still lack the extra dimension of professional maturity that surrounds Mr. Bocca at Ballet Theater.

The South African Nursing Association established a prize, the Henrietta Stockdale Floating Trophy at the University of the Witwatersrand, which is awarded to students achieving the highest level of professional maturity during the four year nursing degree at the university.

The new law also decreed restrictions that only unmarried lieutenants of the line under the age of 30 could be detailed to the section, provisions which encouraged a lack of discipline and professional maturity among the aviators that handicapped the growth of the service, hampered retention of pilots, and prevented flying officers from commanding flying units.