In an interview, Mr. Prince said that he had agreed to help Mr. Thompson because of his "perfect combination of integrity, temperament and experience in matters ranging from education to fiscal management to overall governance, to lead the city".
In a statement to the stock exchange, Rangers described 65-year-old Somers as "a qualified accountant" who has "spent all his career in fund management and in addition has considerable experience in matters of corporate governance".
In most cases, this will be a layperson with experience in matters of theological vocation, such as a psychologist.
(In civil-law countries, a notary is not a layperson but a respected member of the legal profession who is experienced in matters of drafting wills, estate planning, and conveyancing).
However, I am also a literary agent with over 30 years in publishing, experienced in matters pertaining to contracts and the danger to authors undertaking biographies of living subjects without such agreements, and I worked closely with Fred, his agent and his publisher in making sure he would not be in such a position down the line.
He was fairly experienced in matters of war and is credited with clever manoeuvres that led the Lancastrians to victory at Wakefield and St Albans.
Data collection was within the individual national expert's competence, thereby taking advantage of experience in the matter as well as language competence.
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To that end, the startup's founders have plenty of experience in the matter and the pain points that currently exist.
Monroe supports his own authority by relating his experience in the matter and through the use of the high value modal of usuality, "always" in "always does" (line 9).
