"By virtue of experience, capacity and positions on the issues, he is the better qualified candidate," The Post said in an editorial.
Mr. Acevedo Vila, whose brochures emphasize "Youth, Experience, Capacity" (he is 42; Mr. Rosselló, 60), said that by focusing on statehood, Mr. Rosselló would ignore more pressing issues, like the economy and public education.
First of all, at any moment the network may experience capacity problems due to a plethora of reasons.
"The government is fully aware of the need to remain on high alert and has the experience, capacity, and support from international partners to do so," WHO concluded.
The central authorities have made some important verbal commitments and they don't the experience, capacity, or reach to deal with challenges such as these on a regular basis.
Additional file 1: This is the quantitative baseline assessment tool we used to question all providers in the system on their training experience, capacity, knowledge and job satisfaction.
UNICEF conducted increasingly localized social mobilization activities and also brought to SMNet its broad health communication experience, capacity to manage large-scale programs, and ability to raise funds at state levels and then redirect funds to fill other partners' resource gaps.
Four days after they were first detained, the boy, Felipe Gomez-andnzo, and his father were transferred from a border patrol station in Texas, which was experiencing capacity issues, to another center in New Mexico.
Training resulted in an increased experienced capacity among participants to understand the social vulnerability of newly-arrived refugees with mental distress.
Table 2 contains a descriptive statistics of sample hospitals, showing that the data of all the input variables had grown each year, implying that sample hospitals had experienced capacity and scale development in the 2006 2009 period.
