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91. It will be appreciated that this rapidly developing field of expertise contains extensive new jargon.

92. The membership of the teams is bringing together a unique combination of experience and expertise in developing services for carers.

93. But access to the sites where arctic-alpines grew often demands considerable rock-climbing expertise, so Evan touches upon our world again.

94. Best of all, our new offices in London put all that expertise right on your doorstep.

95. Professor Hugh Simpson provided expertise in engineering and was the liveliest and most questioning of the three.

96. However, such a development would need nurturing, and there are few people with adequate expertise to nurture it.

97. Mechanical expertise and mechanical and electrical components, including bogies, will come from Adtranz.

98. This has opened up new areas of employment for actuaries, frequently involving communication skills as well as technical expertise.

99. It is even unclear whether the individual contributors see their particular expertise being subsumed into this new academic category.

100. In times of financial stringency and the adoption of Value for Money strategies in government those with financial expertise may acquire power.

101. This process demonstrates that your organization has successfully produced something of quality or value solely through its own expertise and resources.

102. Another area of expertise is the repair of combustion chambers, used in both aviation and industrial gas turbines.

103. I know my limitations and most of my security comes from hard -learned technical expertise.

104. Now encryption will cause the erosion of the current corporate monopoly on expertise and proprietary knowledge.

105. Even new-media producers concede there is considerable expense and technical expertise needed to surf the Internet.

106. It also identified a list of competencies that it said rivaled technical expertise in their importance.

107. They might be asked to contribute information to a careers programme, or technical expertise to a science lesson.

108. Expertise and experience count for nothing if a fighter isn't mentally prepared before he enters the ring.

109. An advanced course develops existing expertise - exploring factors that influence the customer, business, produce and sales-person.

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110. Again, the medical profession will argue that an individual without medical expertise can not pass judgement on their performance.

111. Professional associations would seem to be well placed in terms of expertise and disinterest to carry out this kind of selection.

112. He says that we should harness the expertise of the various agencies involved in health care.

113. Affiliation to the National Confederation will provide your group with access to a network of services and expertise.

114. The project is intended to begin to explore these possibilities by examining the extent to which expert systems can acquire human expertise.

115. But substantial progress is being made and the most important resources of all, expertise and know-how, are now becoming available.

116. He emphasized that he had chosen ministers on grounds of expertise - only three members of the Cabinet had previous ministerial experience.

117. As recession forces companies to cut costs, fundraisers are emphasising the equal value to charities of sparing time and expertise.

118. The development of self-study materials which cater for a range of expertise is an important contribution central government could make.

119. Increased contacts with teachers will enable you to understand their skills and expertise so that you can recognise their achievements.

120. Our expertise in Engineering Contracting and Design has given us a strong position in long term partnering contracts.