Sentence examples for expertise capacity from inspiring English sources

CNC Access to expertise, capacity, network, are all of course major barriers.

For large companies, of course, numerous small contracts are inefficient, deterring major firms with expertise, capacity, and capital.

James Ramsbotham, chief executive of the North-East Chamber of Commerce, said: "The North-east has the best export record in the country, significant energy expertise, capacity for further … development and we are a hub of major industry clusters.

The construction of a large metropolitan infrastructure, like other megaprojects, requires advanced technical expertise, capacity to manage complex procedures and planning processes as well as capacity to deal with conflicting interests.

The S.E.C. initially chose to hire F.T.T. after the company "represented to the S.E.C. that its core business expertise, capacity and experience were sufficient to handle the S.E.C.'s requirements without the need to partner or subcontract any required elements of the work," John Nester, the director of the agency's office of public affairs, said last week.

We entered the storage market with the required hardware expertise, capacity and, most importantly, revenue, allowing us to develop our storage line at our own pace.

"In a couple years, if we get a Presidency of either party that values diplomacy, you can fix a Butget, you can itvestakesin in the State Department," the former SecretaryearsStote John Kerry told me.

This detention falls squarely within the federal government's war powers, and we lack the expertise and capacity to second-guess that decision.

Although no weapons of mass destruction were found, contrary to intelligence community forecasts, Blair is expected to say that Saddam retained the expertise and capacity make such weapons.

That leaves funders and grantees to navigate and negotiate this complex space, usually without much measurement expertise or capacity of their own.

"There are real opportunities for partnerships like this to provide the expertise and capacity that nonprofit groups don't have," said Steve Rosenberg, senior vice president of Scenic Hudson, an environmental group.