"We typically check products, new shipments and deliveries, monitor the proficiency of the mashgiach," Rabbi Larry Rothwachs, the council's president, wrote in an e-mail message.
The educational proficiency of the disabled surpasses the national education average, and yet we have these horrible unemployment rates in those communities.
Part is the sheer proficiency of the players and the improvisational atmospherics that feel more like a New York jazz club.
Increased driving adds to both the proficiency of the driver and the risk of getting into an accident, Ms. McCartt said.
Show this photo, read all or part of the article accompanying it (depending on the English proficiency of the students), and show this short video of him running.
The supremacy of Assyria over its neighbouring states owed much to the proficiency of the government service under the leadership of the minister Gabbilani-eresh.
I had restored all the kudos I had lost by being unable to swing the lure with anything approaching the proficiency of the average six-year-old boy and then some.
Our local spotters are still far short of the proficiency of the English "first-class observer," who must pass a test proving himself able to identify almost two hundred different types of aircraft, but they're learning.
The hermetic nature of the enterprise is the more maddening because the technical proficiency of the company is exceptional, and occasionally humorous: Willem Dafoe flexes his cadaverous torso so that he looks like a piece of ancient sculpture.
Dr. Julio Garcia-Aguilar, who is the chief of the colorectal service at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, in New York, and who performs robotic surgery, told me that the proficiency of the surgeon matters more than the approach.
Neither the self-isolating pieties of the New Critics, nor the technical proficiency of the Russian Formalists, nor the class-bound shibboleths of Marxist writers held sway in their classroom.
