Sentence examples for capability and experience from inspiring English sources
The chairman, Alistair Lyons, said: "We are hugely fortunate to have someone of David's capability and experience to succeed Henry, and I am very confident that Admiral will continue to go from strength to strength in the future".
And while the argument against tokenism is often used to keep women and minorities out of top level positions across all professions, we must be careful not to argue for people to be included regardless of their policies, capability and experience.
We have the capability and experience to quickly ramp additional support for Indian CBT.
The results showed that students perceived higher levels of collaboration (capability only), SRL (capability and experience) and IS (capability, interest, and experience) in Internet-based learning than in traditional learning environments.
"Txiki is a very smart man who knows football and has the capability and experience to manage projects of this magnitude, and Pellegrini is a technician who has always been characterised by building teams which play good football," noted journalist Masnou, adding that City's rapid development has not gone unnoticed in Spain.
"Don is a terrific talent who will bring the capability and experience to our team to help the LA Times provide best-in-class, integrated, cross-platform solutions to our advertisers and sponsors," added Beutner. . .
The LWT had earlier on Thursday insisted Cadwaladr would be joining as a volunteer and could bring significant financial skills, capabilities and experience.
"We are fortunate enough to have someone of John Hylands' capabilities and experience to lead this very important demutualisation project," said Mr Crombie, who at 54 has also spent most of his working life at the insurer.
"Marc Cadwaladr, if he is elected to serve as a trustee for London Wildlife Trust, would not do so as a staff member of Land Securities, but as a volunteer who, in his spare time, could bring significant financial skills, capabilities and experience to the trust".
UK organisations plan to contribute to the first three of these systems because of its existing capabilities and experience with gas-cooled systems, graphite cores, and SFRs.
