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• The process of recording music in studios has become increasingly professionalised.
• For sports to become fully professionalised, coaching had to come first.
• The SRU professionalised the traditional Districts of Border Reivers and Caledonia Reds.
• Jimmy Wales credits Gardner with professionalising Wikimedia, instituting competent and sound management.
• This marked the beginning of the corporatising and professionalising of the sport in Singapore.
• The amateur Edinburgh District was professionalised as Edinburgh Rugby; the amateur Border Reivers.
• It gradually professionalised in the Victorian era and the role was well established by 1914.
• Governments and global organisations turn to us as experts in professionalising their public financial management.
• The Army needed to be professionalised, armed and numbers increased in the short term.
• Since establishing its base in the United Kingdom at this time, RC has grown and professionalised.
• Dalian went on to be one of the first fully professionalised clubs in China on July 3, 1992.
• More recent critics such as Rachel Carnell and Ruth Herman have professionalised her biography and provided standardised scholarly editions.
• Cricket Scotland began professionalising the national team in 2008 with the introduction of contracts for three of its players.
• In 1995, with the advent of professionalism in Rugby union, the SRU decided to professionalise Border Reivers.
• When the Scottish Rugby Union adopted professionalism in 1996, it decided to professionalise the 4 standard district teams.
• Nevertheless, critics agree on the decisive importance of her follow-up achievements in professionalising nursing roles for women.
• The group aims to professionalise and promote technology and knowledge transfer between European scientists and industries from around the world.
• Cricket Scotland began professionalising the national team in December 2008 with the introduction of contracts for three of its players.
• RedR offers credit rated courses in partnership with Oxford Brookes University in an effort to further professionalise the humanitarian sector.
• They objected to the army's increasingly corrupt and inefficient leadership, and hoped to reorganise and professionalise the military.