We also did not check the accuracy of interpreters' translations, although we did use professionally trained medical interpreters who were highly skilled at word-for-word translations.
Federal immigration authorities received about 163,000 petitions for temporary work visas for highly skilled immigrants for the year starting Oct. 1, officials said Thursday, nearly twice as many as the number of visas available.
Many of the proposals mooted for start-ups expanding the number of vistart-ups expandingled immigranthe for example—are genumbery sofnd.
Many of the better off and more highly skilled left for new lives overseas.
Removing casualties from remote battlefields is often dangerous and highly skilled work for helicopter pilots.
Tech executives who crave highly skilled talent for research and development have felt the pinch of these tighter immigration policies.
RCN head of policy Howard Catton believes this is a sign of the NHS trying to downgrade nurses: "They want to get highly skilled nurses for less.
If universities are in the business of providing highly skilled people for the nation, it is a moot point as to why they keep so many of the nation's intellectual elite trapped in short-term postdoctoral appointments.
There have been a handful of waivers where somebody is highly skilled -- for example, a doctor who ran Tobacco-Free Kids technically is a registered lobbyist; on the other end, has more experience than anybody in figuring out how kids don't get hooked on cigarettes.
PD does not require machinery and highly skilled persons for carrying out the procedure.
But over time the merit system would offer an even greater number of new green cards, particularly for highly skilled foreigners and for low-wage laborers.
