Multinational companies surveyed by the GAO "were generally able to hire their preferred candidates because the firms were skilled at navigating the immigration system". This legal inequity places start-ups and small firms at a disadvantage.
You are skilled at navigating linear politics.
While Hassan was known for his close ties to former Prime Minister Saad Hariri and the Western-backed anti-Syrian political coalition known as the March 14th movement, he was also skilled at navigating the treacherous terrain between Beirut and Damascus.
My view, after eight years of holding the stock: Idex is skilled at navigating economic turbulence.
If you're skilled at navigating these seas, you can find answers to some of your inquiries, or at least narrow down the options.
Soon they were allowed 'round-the-clock access to the forest and Leigh grew more skilled at navigating her arboreal environment by the day!
However, learners became skilled at navigating around the learning management system (79%) and it was easy for them to locate course content, tools and resources needed such as course works, news, discussions and journal materials.
Arguing that all companies need to turn themselves upside down, he told me that it's the young technology entrepreneur – the Zuckerberg or the Shawn Fanning – who is most skilled at navigating today's ever-turbulent economic waters.
Although there are no maps/gps/road signs/roads available, rest assured, Mongolian drivers are incredibly skilled at navigating.
Its skill at navigating the iPod craze is a glittering example.
Sometimes they can result in three of the same letter butting up against each other (Schifffahrt, journey on a ship, which looks so wrong but isn't, and seeerfahren, skilled at navigating, which is what you'll need to be on a Schifffahrt, or else you might bump into a Seeelephant or, if you're very unlucky a Schneeeule).
