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151. Mr. Hogg My hon. Friend brings a great deal of expertise to bear on this issue.

152. His expertise will be invaluable to understanding technological challenges the BBC is facing.

153. Some 60 companies there claim competence and expertise in the technology, each trying to identify its own market niche.

154. A brief has been prepared and proposals have been invited from consultants with acknowledged expertise in the road safety field.

155. Teachers have already developed considerable expertise within the classroom to provide a good basis upon which to build effective communication outside.

156. Bureaucracies are often credited with a monopoly of expertise which place them in a superior position to lay politicians.

157. Elliot was one of a new type of mining engineer whose expertise extended to many parts of the industry.

158. But certain teachers may lack the competence and expertise to avoid controversy completely.

159. You live and die by your expertise, not your day job.

160. Then he was drafted into Laura's studio where his technical expertise was critical in strengthening the developing team.

161. Artificial expertise produces more consistent results than does human expertise.

162. First, there is their expertise derived from the subject content of their degree.

163. Porter's Lexington team handled the sales project, with decorator contributing her colour expertise.

164. Some of the departments were small and without sufficient staff with relevant expertise in areas it was proposed to teach.

165. Those which trade generally tend to offer technical expertise and support service that includes training facilities and delivery.

166. To be successful, a former member must have served on an influential committee and acquired expertise on controversial issues.

167. Closer investigation shows the extraordinary extent of Miller's theoretical knowledge of and practical expertise with an enormous diversity of matters.

168. But it needs complementary mechanisms for counselling, transmission of experience, management expertise, financial support, upskilling programmes.

169. Feeding little and often with loose feed sounds like a simple exercise that requires no great thought or expertise.

170. The autonomy granted to the legal profession by the state and tolerated by the public is based upon its expertise and altruism.

171. The only justification for sub-contracting is if you need to hire in some specialist expertise on a temporary basis.

172. It has developed specialist expertise in the Management of Technology as well as in Business Development.

173. They were friends of his, real estate developers with no expertise whatsoever in media,(www.Sentencedict.com) much less multimedia.

174. Cade could provide for both the Crown and its debtors credit and financial expertise.

175. The emphasis is now on technical specialization and expertise rather than democratic control.

176. Knowing the right questions to ask often depends on being familiar with the activity in hand and on general business expertise.

177. Coupled with this expertise, lower costs make arbitration a very attractive option.

178. Successful nominees to the committee contribute greatly to the Trust's work, offering a wealth of specialist expertise and experience.

179. Often official syllabuses and timetables reflect the influence and expertise of infant method specialists in ministries or from colleges of education.

180. How much might we learn by concentrating ecological effort, expertise and funding on our own backyards?