Sentence examples for experienced in completing from inspiring English sources
Meet with the vet for an initial session to make sure she or he is qualified and experienced in completing all the required steps within the tight timeframes.
FDNY engineers are experienced in completing timely assessments of hydrogen stations: They approved New York's first H2 pump in 2009 in the Bronx - a private demo dispenser from Air Liquide, GM and Shell used by the Department of Sanitation at 1635 E. 233rd St. Permitting for that station took only a year.
There was an additional question in the pilot survey about the value of the survey and any problems or ambiguities experienced in completing the questions.
To assess the construct and content validity the questionnaire was piloted on 37 health professionals in the presence of one of the researchers (SH) enabling her to investigate respondents' understanding of the questions, identify any difficulties they experienced in completing it and any issues or sub-themes they felt were missing from the questionnaire based on their clinical experiences.
When he/she experiences difficulties in completing homework, he/she tries to overcome them before asking an adult for help.
Probe questions are used to determine whether the person experiences difficulty in completing a task, and changes the method and/or frequency of task performance.
The course will also provide students with real-world grantmaking experience in completing nonprofit organizational assessments and making grants to organizations totaling $20,000.
Andrew M. Alper, president of the city's Economic Development Corporation, which sold the properties for $5 million, said through a spokeswoman that the developers had "extensive experience in completing similar challenging projects," noting Mr. Sciame's rehabilitation of 247 and 273 Water Street.
How to set such fees has long been a matter of uncertainty and debate, even for Congressional experts, because at this point the United States has no recent experience in completing nuclear construction.
"I'm sure that Princeton would have liked to have kept its position as lead and host [for ITER]," says Sauthoff, who attributes the Energy Department's decision to Oak Ridge's project-management experience in completing a major neutron-beam facility.
