The circumstances that gave me my peculiar expertise in the Russian language bound me to the show in another way, too: I immigrated to the United States with my parents in 1981, the year the show begins.
… Most important, hawkishness itself lies in considerable disrepute; to fight terrorism effectively, the United States needs the very approaches the neoconservatives rejected: public diplomacy, multilateralism, the 'soft power' of America's humanitarian reputation, and expertise in the religion, language, and culture of particular places.
The FA signed an initial mandate a year ago but an agreement still has to be concluded, Mr Infantino revealed, jokingly putting the delay down to Uefa's lack of precise expertise "in the English language".
Miles, a former Jesuit with considerable expertise in the Biblical languages, lies on both sides, constantly reverting to the Old Testament, rightly noting the many ways in which the New Testament alludes to, builds on, and — the Christian claim — supersedes its Scriptures.
But as a mathematician with expertise in the use of language in reasoning, I find the much-touted central pillar of the United States Anti-Doping Agency's case against him does not stand up to even a cursory examination.
RC had the idea for the study, provided expertise in the Guideline Definition Language needed for data collection and analysis, and reviewed different versions of the manuscript.
The report does note some positive developments, particularly at primary level, saying just over half of England's primary schools now have access to specialist expertise in the teaching of languages.
Her expertise comes through here in the language, which is clear and straightforward, but also eloquent and richly textured.
This rich intellectual heritage is the cornerstone of a DE that specifically trains and signals expertise in the area of indigenous language revitalization.
