This is why it has been argued that risk assessment procedures cannot operate on the basis of technical expertise only: Lay expertise, users' expertise and social science expertise need to be taken into account [16, 17, 5, 18].
Nathan knew many of the Impressionists personally, and, to this day, they remain the basis of Wildenstein expertise.
"We need to make sure the taking back control and exercise of democratic restoration doesn't descend into iconoclasm and a distaste for elites and experts simply on the basis of their expertise or success in the past," Gove said.
What we're saying is that trusts can choose to have, if they want, a slot reserved for parent governors, but also to recruit people on the basis of the expertise they will bring.
("Has he ever been in the State Department?" the former mayor asked. "Has he ever been an executive?") What, exactly, Giuliani sees as the basis of his expertise is unclear.
Since I am not and never will be anyone who knows enough about anything to be worth listening to on the basis of my expertise, my only possible claim to anyone's attention is honesty.
The trick for companies like I.B.M. is to figure out what work to do where, and, more important, to keep bringing in the kind of higher-end work that needs to be done in this country, competing on the basis of specialized expertise and not on price alone.
"The decision whether to reintroduce temporary checks at the internal borders is based on an intensive assessment of the national security situation, which can only be carried out by the member states on the basis of the expertise and resources of their security authorities," the interior ministers from France, Germany and Spain said in a joint statement earlier this week.
