The obvious solution to avoid mistakenly deporting citizens would be to provide lawyers conversant with immigration law to represent people in detention and at deportation proceedings, when they lack resources to find their own lawyers.
In 2008, the L.P.G.A., its operations far more tethered to the United States than the WTA's, had plans to require players to be conversant in English or face suspension, a controversial and short-lived effort to broaden appeal to fans and sponsors.
The reader of Affinity will know that Waters is creepily conversant with ways to scare us.
While mastery of molecular biology techniques is not required, modern breeders need to be conversant in the technologies, and excited to integrate with collaborators.
"It's critical to be able to mine your data and to be conversant in the language of programming".
The need for medical educators to become conversant with different learning theories in order to create appropriate learning environments and optimize learning has been emphasised [ 2].
In particular, the importance of training future research biologists to think quantitatively and to be conversant with the tools of the mathematical sciences was emphasized.
"The people that are exposing the properties to the market — the Realtors — are not conversant and well skilled to describe exactly what they have in a factual manner," Mr. Borges said.
That's possible now, because there's so much knowledge around and so many ways to access just enough of it to stay conversant.
I was pretty conversant with her battle to get the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau mandated, and how Obama fell victim to Republican bullying to prevent her from heading the agency, which of course backfired on the opponents when she ran against Scott Brown for the Senate in Ted Kennedy's old seat and won.
