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121. Assistance is provided through financial expertise, technical abilities, and management expertise.

122. They will have a great deal of expertise to offer within the administrative support function.

123. The advanced military technology expertise of Shorts Brothers in Belfast played a crucial role in the war - for both sides.

124. This ongoing professional development is based on the fundamental premise that solutions and strategies lie in teachers' own expertise and experience.

125. Among those attending the conference this week is Robert Galler, a man who had no medical expertise until tragedy struck.

126. This allows the small company with little planning expertise to gain experience for an outlay at the ￡100 level.

127. Our Barings coverage, for example(sentencedict.com), drew on the expertise of reporters and their news sources on three continents.

128. And now, Chlor-Chemicals lis using its electro-chemical technology expertise to protect over 100 ships, including the QE2, from corrosion.

129. These two universities have been involved as two of the few in Britain with expertise in both theology and development. 3.

130. For one thing, most other potential bidders have expertise in either lodging or gaming, not both.

131. The content validity of individual items may be determined by inspection by some one with expertise in the area of language assessment.

132. Instead, proposals have involved moving him to his area of greatest expertise as public works director.

133. This is but an extension of the expertise which Max Weber claimed to be the foundation of bureaucratic power.

134. Netcom also has the expertise of working with Internet customers that a telephone company would need badly to succeed in the business.

135. Membership enables you to benefit from the Thomas Cook expertise in obtaining the best value for money deals.

136. First, it may appear as if the legitimacy of an authority rests on its greater expertise.

137. You must continue to gain expertise, but avoid thinking like an expert. Denis Waitley 

138. In both areas there is an acute shortage of expertise at the Garden.

139. They would be available to share expertise(Sentence dictionary), offer advice and provide an informed focus for locally based educational advance.

140. When people flee, they deprive the organization of their expertise and experience, while at the same time undermining its reputation.

141. The mix of skills should also be very different with an emphasis on analytical and contracting expertise.

142. An effective choice of emergency surgical procedure may require considerable surgical expertise.

143. However, expertise within a specific domain is needed in order for the techniques to be effective.

144. The booming Golden State, no longer moving to rural rhythms, needed constant attention from lawmakers armed with expertise.

145. It enables governors to draw upon the creativity, expertise, experience and commitment of the teaching staff.

146. Lawyers and accountants, for example, exercise substantial influence over those who do not possess similar expertise.

147. The department's wide expertise in technical matters can be drawn upon more easily.

148. Use the expertise and facilities of your local authorities and voluntary services for practical help, advice and social activities.

149. These professional advisers will need statistical and analytical skills as well as expertise in drug therapy.

150. As we predicted, the first movers have enjoyed the advantages of sound management expertise and an increase in their public profile.