On the other side, other experts (usually with a background in forest management) demanded intervention.

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.

The selected members of the Committee comprise high level experts from national Governments and international organizations with a broad range of experience in statistics and in the uses of environmental economic accounts.

We are talking about musicians of the highest caliber.

Several economists with little knowledge of public health became outspoken opponents. They argued on the basis of free market ideology rather than evidence, claiming that foreign aid always fails.

Experts with a vision of how the work should be done.

The programme has a relatively lean organizational structure.

In the preparation of this document, an external consultant having international experience will be also engaged.

Members of a panel shall have demonstrated and recognized technical expertise in the relevant field of work.

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

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.

We are all going to need highly qualified and experienced experts to help us take that work forward.

No more than five representatives, who should be experienced in reporting shall be nominated per region.

No more than five representatives, who should be experienced in reporting, shall be nominated per region.

Webmasters may be generalists with HTML expertise who manage most or all aspects of Web operations.

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

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.

In Ireland right now, as in so many countries, many large companies are laying off people with experience.

Despite having two pros in their line up, the Allegheny would go on to lose the game, 8 0.

In electing the members of the enforcement branch, the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Protocol shall be satisfied that the members have legal experience.

Meeting of inventory lead reviewers Under the UNFCCC review guidelines (FCCC CP 2002 8), expert teams are to be lead by two experts with substantial inventory review experience.

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

Approximately 60 to 80 of individuals with an amputation experience phantom sensations in their amputated limb, and the majority of the sensations are painful.

When international finance economists sketch this scenario, domestically oriented macroeconomists respond that it sounds like a case of incompetent monetary policy. Why should the Federal Reserve allow long term interest rates to spike just because other central banks have ceased their dollar purchase programs?

The Monitoring Group also contacted numerous key knowledgeable individuals from Somali civil society, including members of the opposition.

Usually they require minimum training for basic operation, although experienced operators may use them more effectively.

In the field of economic crime and money laundering there are, however, few suitably qualified and experienced experts available.

These forces are poorly trained and badly equipped to take on fighters with experience in international jihadist campaigns.

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

This will happen as economists redirect their research efforts by listening to scientists with different expertise.

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.

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

The slow growth Switzerland experienced in the 1990s and the early 2000s has brought greater support for economic reforms and harmonization with the European Union.

As Franklin D. Roosevelt put it, we must cast down the money changers from their high seats in the temple of our civilization.

This was demonstrated by his appointments of experienced advisers, careful management of issues, and above all, keen contextual intelligence.

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.

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

Paragraph 11 of the terms of reference gives the Committee the responsibility of establishing and applying criteria, to be approved by the Conference of the Parties, for the selection of experts from the roster to provide the needed expertise.

A deployment consists in sending experienced employees for refugee protection to UNHCR operations with temporary staff protection needs.

Later, he collaborated with various Kremlin connected political strategists, writing with Gleb Pavlovsky, Alexey Chadaev, Stanislav Belkovsky, and others.

The Committee also decided that in the process of recruiting other experts, it will invite further nominations of experts in the necessary areas of expertise, particularly from Asia and Africa.

Monetarists hail the low inflation era as their great achievement. They take pride in the expert management of expectations by central banks.

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

Young people seeking their first jobs and experienced workers who lose jobs in a weak job market suffer economic losses that will last their entire lives.