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Such threats come from many sources, e.g. increased out-migration of highly trained staff, reduced or inappropriate training outputs from private universities that are replacing publicly funded higher education institutions, loss of staff through HIV/AIDS, etc. Appropriate responses to such threats need to be devised and implemented in collaboration with national and local stakeholders.

FindersCreepers consists of highly trained paranormal investigators.

Previously, all this was the responsibility of highly trained specialists.

"At 8.35pm, 10 Tornado teams of highly trained officers swept through the wings," she said.

Both countries, he said, had plenty of highly trained, skilled line operators, technicians and production engineers.

Our system involves a network of highly trained and skilled professionals ranging from executives to instructors.

This trend reveals a general shift in studies on skilled migration away from a focus on highly trained professionals to a more heterogenous graduate migrant group (cf. Scott, 2006 on the British in Paris).

As highly trained professional liars, press people can tell when you're full of it.

Half of them are highly trained, and the rest are either teen-agers or not well trained.

The prize for beating one of the 15 highly trained white Leghorn hens will be $10,000.

I don't think any of them are highly trained in military combat.