The foundations for London's achievements were firmly built on the knowledge and expertise of previous Olympic organisers.
The knowledge and expertise of military, diplomatic and technical professionals was overridden by the ideological certainty of political loyalists.
He praised Balls, saying "he has a wealth of knowledge and expertise of economics, international finance and markets that the country will benefit from.
"The consortium partners, including DNV GL, Alliander, Enexis and Locamation, were able to combine theoretical knowledge and expertise of the electricity grid with the practical knowledge grid operations.
By harnessing the knowledge and expertise of partner organisations – and with the city's 2.8m population acting as a honeypot for biomedicine companies looking to test products – the initiative could build world-leading infrastructure for clinical trials and health informatics.
The scale, knowledge and expertise of the public sector mean that – even where they don't have cash to give – they can play a vital role in helping others get things done in the community.
The banking company's chairman and chief executive, Sanford I. Weill, said, "In the few months that Stan has been with Citigroup, he has already made an invaluable contribution, thanks to his extraordinary knowledge and expertise of the global economy".
James Copeland, chief executive of Deloitte & Touche and a strong critic of the S.E.C. action, testified against the original proposal yesterday, saying it would reduce the quality of audits by limiting the knowledge and expertise of auditors.
As previously stated KNOC highly values the skills, knowledge and expertise of Dana's existing operational management and employees... However KNOC does not require the support of the board of Dana to proceed with this transaction.
