Sentence examples for linking skills from inspiring English sources

Born in 1990, he will be one of the youngest players in the tournament but Dick Advocaat knows the importance of his linking skills behind either Pavel Pogrebnyak or Roman Pavlyuchenko.

"In more detail, there's talk of an innovation agency; a business development bank; a long-term target for more manufacturing output; a more efficient tax system with targeted tax breaks for business; linking skills to industrial priorities; encouraging more collaboration; nd an international network for export promotion.

It then proposes a new kind of ex ante public-private agreement to link skill formation and skilled migration for the mutual benefit of origin countries, destination countries, and migrants: 'Global Skill Partnerships'.

Next month, part two will discuss how to link skill development to managing your career path.

A Global Skill Partnership is a bilateral public-private partnership to link skill creation and skill mobility in a mutually beneficial and equitable way.

We first examined whether linking such skills that interfere to different follow-through movements might activate separate motor memories for each, thereby allowing both skills to be learned without interference.

Claire Denis has always been a poet of mood and moment, and here succeeds in linking these skills to the creation of a story with oppressive tension and atmosphere.

When the Scottish title was contested at Loch Lomond, there was no opportunity to hone links skills.

She has long since turned her attention to the next major, spending the time when Wie was winning the US Open honing her links skills ready for Birkdale.

Of course, one reason for moving the Scottish Open to this scenic part of Scotland from another beauty spot at Loch Lomond was to attract the game's stars by offering them a Highland challenge to hone their links skills in the week preceding The Open.

There will be two links: Skills and Activities.