Sentence examples for requisite language from inspiring English sources
"There were no British applicants who had the requisite language skills," she says.Ms Grain's conclusion is not unusual for a British company.
The second is to organise Greek classes to provide the requisite language skills; and the third, and most crucial is to get refugees working.
"In 2010, with the Great Recession keeping us at a significantly high unemployment rate, it was like shooting fish in a barrel to hire well-skilled unemployed U.S. citizens" who had the requisite language skills and familiarity with immigrant communities, Vargas said.
Moreover, because many Afghans speak Arabic, they can be employed to deal with dissatisfied PC owners from Iraq, Indonesia, Libya and Brooklyn, many of whom lack the requisite language skills to comprehend such basic error messages as: "STmgr has caused an error in WINTRUST.PLL.
These difficulties were the result of non-availability of the required specialist, perhaps because of a lack of the requisite language skills or because the request was relatively urgent and required a rapid response.
It is more difficult still if that writer comes from a different country and does not speak the requisite languages.
"I don't think people have really thought about the national security implications and the inability to have people who speak the requisite languages who can staff a volunteer military," he said.
IBAT, a private business college in Dublin's Temple Bar, was found to have shredded enrolment records and consistently recruited foreign students to advanced courses, despite them not having the requisite English language abilities.
Although all students met the requisite English language requirements, English fluency problems were documented in seven (10%) dropout students (four of these were from Kuwait).
This book reflects the remarkable diversity of viruses and of the terms that have been coined to discuss them so that we may have the requisite common language.
She mouthed the requisite words of conciliation.
