Translation for 'professional group' from English to Norwegian

professional group

yrkesgruppe {m/f}

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professional

profesjonell {adj}

yrkesmessig {adj}

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semi-professional

halvprofesjonell {adj}

professional liability

profesjonsansvar {n}

to group

å gruppere

group

gruppe {m/f}

group sex

gruppesex {m}

main group

hovedgruppe {m/f}

age group

aldersgruppe {m/f}

group tour

gruppetur {m}tur.

Wagner Group

Wagnergruppen {m} [best. f.]mil.

mercenary group

leiesoldatgruppe {m/f}mil.

support group

støttegruppe {m/f}sosiol.

ethnic group

etnisk gruppe {m/f}pol.sosiol.

folkegruppe {m/f}

minority group

minoritetsgruppe {m/f}

target group

målgruppe {m/f}

group of islands

øygruppe {m/f}geogr.

amino group [NH2 group]

aminogruppe {m/f} <NH2-gruppe, -NH2>kjemi

member of a resistance group

motstandskjemper {m}mil.pol.

• In addition to the national holidays, there are public holidays that are not celebrated nationwide, but only by a specific professional group or a local community.
• 34 BIG and the quality requirements of the professional group.
• The Business and Professional Group candidates were members of the Cork Progressive Association.
• The Faculty of Dental Surgery is the professional group within the college with responsibility for dental surgeons.
• Fenwick's first professional group was a ska and bluebeat group called Ray and the Red Devils.

• In 1904 a French professional group for child psychology, La Société Libre pour l'Etude Psychologique de l'Enfant, was called upon by the French government to appoint a commission on the education of retarded children.
• a concept used to describe the distinctive ability shared by members of a professional group to see and understand events central to their work.
• He could not play the competition while he was a part of the professional group, but he participated as coach in 1966.
• In the 1923 election three formerly loyalist businessmen were elected as the Business and Professional Group.
• The dialect was composed of a variety of different class dialects: the language of the suburbs differed from the language of the city centre and each professional group used its own version of the dialect, slightly different from the others.

• an institution serving the needs of an increasingly independent and professional group of scientists".
• He was a partner in the Sax/Hinman Sports Professional Group at RBC Dain Rauscher providing professional wealth management for sports professionals at every level of all professional sports.
• For several years in her early teens she sang in Spanish with a local group at the Technical University of Oruro, but the pull of her native tradition was strong and by age 15, she joined a professional group called Los Provincianos who sang in both Spanish and Quechua.
• In addition to the national holidays, some public holidays that are not celebrated nationwide, but only by a specific professional group or a local community.
• The "Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love" is a professional group within the membership of the American Philosophical Association.

• He admitted to accepting funds from chiropractors while their professional group had legislation pending in the North Carolina General Assembly.
• Occupational Therapists are a professional group skilled in the assessment and making of recommendations to improve access to homes.
• The planners of Tapiola were convinced that no one professional group could solve the manifold problems of modern community planning; planning has to be highly skilled and strictly directed teamwork at all levels.
• The gradual switch from amateur to professional continued in 1968, when for the first time the chorus was supplemented by a smaller, professional group of singers; the mix of amateur and professional choristers continued over the next five years.