unprofessional
ਅਪੇਸ਼ੇਵਰ
definition
adjective
a report on unprofessional conduct
below or contrary to the standards expected in a particular profession.
example
The media cited that Magistrate Frazer was dismissed for 'unprofessional' conduct.
She has a recurring dream, she confides, in which she is a sloppy and 'unprofessional' actress.
This was one of the most childish displays of 'unprofessional' conduct I've seen in the media ever.
It is alleged that his actions at the Leeds jail were indecent, 'unprofessional' and an abuse of his professional position.
Can they not see how 'unprofessional' it is to air their personal bias and grievances in supposed coverage of the Jazz City festival.
There is a temptation to do a bit of gloating about the 'unprofessional' standards of certain accountancy firms.
How does the committee expect to find suppliers in the future with this 'unprofessional' conduct?
I mean, she even had an 'unprofessional' opening sales pitch.
Therefore you need to get in quick while there offering a professional service for an 'unprofessional' fee.
One of the main pitfalls is picking a development partner who is inexperienced and 'unprofessional' .
Pot-smoking, careless, 'unprofessional' , they seem to deserve all the horrors visited on them.
I may have said there are people here who are incompetent and 'unprofessional' .
But yesterday Mr Roberts admitted 'unprofessional' and incompetent conduct.
It would be shown as a clear illustration of 'unprofessional' conduct on the part of the officer.
Many things they may be, but 'unprofessional' and incompetent with money they are not.
To start with people are very unfriendly, 'unprofessional' and rude.
This isn't sloppy or 'unprofessional' like you may think punk rock must be.
Anyway, all of that was the prelude to my slightly 'unprofessional' response to that group this afternoon.
So much of the time we forget about how professional or 'unprofessional' our appearance is.
Complaints are mounting about the 'unprofessional' job the contractors are doing.
So far as it is thought about more commonly and 'unprofessionally' , it seems to be regarded as a vacation exercise, a luxury, a leisure activity for the middle and upper classes.
They want an apology from Atkinson and from the school principal, Pat Flores, who they feel handled the situation quite 'unprofessionally' .
We have no process to deal with priests who act 'unprofessionally' , nor a way to listen to credible witnesses in such cases.
I still manage to bring an element of 'unprofessionalism' and they let me.
There have been many changes, and I have seen for myself the punishment meted out to those who are undisciplined, especially those who behave 'unprofessionally' - for example, those who commit rape, or theft, or other undisciplined acts.
That the Queen's advisers should have ignored a letter from Burrell's solicitor, Andrew Shaw, requesting a meeting, is evidence of gross 'unprofessionalism' and disdainful high-handedness on the part of the royal household.
There's zero tolerance for misconduct or 'unprofessionalism' by any member this department.
There were several apparent cases of 'unprofessionalism' and general misconduct by staff members, and those are being dealt with through normal disciplinary procedures as they should be.
He warns ministers: ‘When one clergyman or woman acts 'unprofessionally' , he or she threatens to bring the Church as a whole into disrepute - witness the ripple effect of scandals.’
In the meantime, I continue to be amazed at the blatant 'unprofessionalism' of most cable television news interviewers and the breathtaking dishonesty of their guests.
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