We are talking about musicians of the highest caliber.

Make no mistake I have enough personal experience to be able to state that the staff of this Organization is, generally speaking, highly competent, dedicated and professional.

Participating experts shall have recognized competence in the areas to be reviewed according to these guidelines.

Over 30 of health care facilities have been destroyed or damaged, and a great number of highly educated medical staff had left the country.

In the belief that rational use of resources implied effective staff management policies, ASEAN supported the Secretary General's efforts to provide the Organization with staff that had multiple skills and the ability to adapt to change.

A pool of staff with diverse backgrounds and experiences was much needed.

They stressed the importance of effective measures to prevent the brain drain of those personnel which has a negative impact on the strategies to develop and improve the human resource of developing countries.

Competences

For the last couple of weeks there were rumors to the effect that a large group of ranked officers in Turkish Armed Forces would be forced to retire by the end of summer.

Nevertheless, those offers continue to limit access mainly to highly skilled professionals.

Highly skilled and better educated respondents tend to be considerably more pro free trade than blue collar workers are.

High value added, higher paying jobs, especially in the tradable sector, generally require highly educated people.

The statement from the witness strengthens the evidence confirmed to date against the Lebanese officers in custody, as well as high ranked Syrian officers.

Aptitudes may be physical or mental.

Competencies required to address drug abuse

Core competencies and organizational accountability and support.

It also shared the concerns about attacks and crimes committed against locally recruited United Nations personnel and fully supported measures to increase their protection.

Moreover, there is a dearth of staff with solid operational expertise, and there is no training programme in place to remedy the situation.

For the highly skilled, its immigration laws are among the OECD s most liberal.

Indeed, inadequate levels of salaries in Africa have been a major cause of weak incentives, high turnover and corruption.

By 2020, according to the McKinsey Global Institute, we will face the twin problems of a shortfall of up to 40 million high skill workers and a surplus of up to 95 million low skill workers.

Austerity reduced the number of employed workers, particularly those with low skill and productivity levels.

Most construction workers are rather low skilled and thus cannot be re deployed to modern high tech manufacturing.

A critical aspect of reaching these targets is maintaining the highly skilled and specialized staff, even in the face of the need for an orderly downsizing of that staff.

(i) Implementation of staff development and learning programmes aimed at building core organizational and managerial competencies and substantive and technical skills for staff at all levels throughout the Office in the context of the central training programme of the Secretariat

Among the causes of poor availability of economic data are the dismantling of the Guam Finance Commission and the lack of experienced staff in the Government of Guam.

Simply put, the greater the premium for highly skilled workers, the greater the incentive to find ways to economize on employing their talents.

While we appreciate the Court's quest to recruit highly qualified staff, we urge it to ensure fair geographical distribution of top and mid level managerial positions to highly qualified persons.

We note with satisfaction the recent sentencing of former high level Rwandan officials, including retired Lieutenant Colonel Aloys Simba, accused of having played a leading role in the massacres in 1994.

In general, the membership of the committees ranges from six to nine members, primarily high ranking or senior management officers.

Training activities for the judiciary and other relevant personnel, organized jointly with UNODC, were welcomed.

Bringing this population into geographic status will severely affect the representation level of the nine Member States whose nationals make up the largest contingent of staff in language posts.

These enable an organization to access a wide variety of markets.

(c) The managerial competencies for supervisory staff so as to provide an assessment of their supervisory skills

Many countries are also changing their immigration laws to make it easier to attract highly skilled workers, especially scientists and engineers, who are increasingly mobile.

If the board chairman is not a government official and can commit to an annual schedule, highly skilled independent directors from around the world could be attracted.

(a) The staff selection system introduced in the Secretariat in May 2002 has brought significant improvements, which include the delegation of selection decisions to executive heads, a focus on competencies, the reduction of processing time and greater career opportunities for staff through mobility.

In an article from 1990 titled The Core Competence of the Corporation , Prahalad and Hamel illustrate that core competencies lead to the development of core products which further can be used to build many products for end users.

It doesn t matter if these disclosures are true, I don t expect high officials in the CCP to be clean anyway.

True, highly skilled workers, especially those with sought after technology skills and postgraduate degrees, have fared much better. But that prosperity has reached only a small elite.

The high degree of effort directed at mate choice by females and the large skews in mating success directed at males with quality displays suggests that females gain important benefits from mate choice.

Although the Advisory Committee felt that it was good for experienced staff to be mobile and to be available to meet the requirements of new missions, the situation should be monitored in order to avoid disruption in the Mission's activities and ways found to retain required experienced staff.

The training approach would yield better results if the officers with the direct on the ground responsibility for verification of goods were trained very rapidly after completion of phase I.

In this sense, Italy represents an extreme case, since even highly skilled young workers, though usually over the age threshold of the youth unemployment rate (29.5 in the country), are being marginalized.

Hand Therapy is a specialised field of occupational therapy and it requires therapist to be highly skilled and knowledgeable in upper limb anatomy to be able to work in this area.