They had the skills to cover these often overlooked topics - oh yes, they certainly had the skills -- they had the tenacity to pursue every inconvenient angle, they had the strength of legs, they has strong backs, and they had courage.
If one day we have an HIV vaccine, we have the means, the strategy and the skills to cover the entire population".
From this perspective, the nurse's scope of practice is a significant component of any nursing care organization model and includes not only the provision of comprehensive care that meets patients' needs, but also the extent to which job design enables nursing staff to use the full extent of their professional knowledge and skills and to cover their whole practice domain.
Miles raves about Claiborne's ball skills, his ability to cover space, and his change of direction and make-up speed.
In the four years that he held the further education portfolio in the last parliament, Ivan Lewis successively boasted four job titles, with various combinations of the words "learning", "adult", "young" and "skills", which attempted to cover his responsibilities.
TenMarks is a service that lets teachers specify math skill levels or concepts to cover and then develop personalized curriculums it calls 'playlists'playlists
And the live skills that allow us to cover, say, a national funeral at a moment's notice.
The higher education minister, Bill Rammell, has been moved from the Department of Innovation, Universities and Skills to the Foreign Office to cover the Middle East.
"'I realised there must be people just like me who are using the professional skills they've developed to cover up the fact that they have a problem," Binns says.
Each consultation skills session was designed to cover specific learning outcomes.
