Lowe suggested that in the absence of any evident expertise on the topic, the government could look at "decolonisation provisions" used in the 1950s and 1960s to protect the rights of British nationals in Rhodesia and Burma.
Similarly, a check of the backgrounds of the sextet of prominent figures behind the letter in the Times reveals no evident expertise in autopsy science, unless we bend over backwards to include things like the short stint Michael Powers served as an assistant deputy coroner some quarter of a century ago.
Furthermore, it became evident that expertise in curriculum development and innovative educational practices was a major capacity gap.
Clark [ 12] has recently outlined three such reasons: Although self-care and self-protection, as well as the care and protection of friends and family members, are acknowledged in pandemic plans, it is evident that the expertise of HCPs is an integral and principal component of the response to a pandemic.
If you watch Arcangel's Schoenberg video, it's not evident how much technical expertise it required.
Its mem bers are Kay Fitzmayer Livolsi, violin; Herbert Feldman, viola, and Robert von Gutfeld, cello— all busy freelance musicians in the New York area — and their easy expertise was evident throughout the evening.
In between the years in Paterson and 1855, Colt also learned the value of innovation, promotion and expertise, as evident in his deals with the British government and the construction of his London factory, and his cultivation of Elisha Root, Eli Whitney Jr., and other leading engineers of the Connecticut Valley and New England.
And how did HRW's "military expert" (apparently Marc Garlasco, whose ideological bias and lack of expertise were evident in "Razing Rafah," and in the 2006 Gaza beach incident) make such determinations while observing from an unnamed distance and location outside of Gaza?
However, ambivalence around expertise was evident as both parents and healthcare professionals questioned what the expertise was, and who the expert was.
Similarly, in Norway the loss in technical expertise is evident as municipal administrations no longer assess the quality of housing in technical terms but merely check formalities in building applications.
Master programmes in nursing have been available for some time, although there are concerns about how it can be characterised and what sort of clinical expertise is evident in advanced practice.
