Sentence examples for skilled colleagues from inspiring English sources

And I want to draw attention to the inequality here: to the disparity between the treatment of locally engaged (usually national) support staff and their (usually international) professionally skilled colleagues.

"In just nine months' time, my skilled colleagues will be jockeying to outdo one another on 10th anniversary coverage" of the attacks, Mr. Ortner wrote in an e-mail.

In an internal referral system 'open' gynecologists can refer patients with an indication eligible for the laparoscopic approach to their skilled colleagues for a laparoscopic hysterectomy.

Identifying providers with SCC expertise who can serve as models and peer mentors will likely facilitate buy-in from less knowledgeable and skilled colleagues.

In Hungary, the majority of the young doctors preferred to work in large cities or major teaching/central hospitals due to high salary, availability of professional standards, satisfactory working environment, access to skilled colleagues and modern equipment [ 30].

The factors which were declared as influencing the choice of workplace were: salary, professional standards (i.e. a workplace with a high level of progressive healthcare), working environment (good infrastructure, rich instrumental background), workload, size of town, and access to skilled colleagues and good equipment.

The only difference was that this time we could not count on a supervisor or skilled colleague to help us.

Even post Brexit, there are a lot of equally skilled field colleagues who would quite happily swap with us the level of visa free travel that their passports can give them.

The law's namesake worked for Goodyear Tire for nearly 20 years and discovered after her retirement -- via an anonymous tip -- that she'd been paid less than her similarly skilled male colleagues.

These include the availability of medical equipment for professional activities and also access to highly skilled professional colleagues working in the same organization.

Many are skilled at supporting colleagues to teach other subjects through drama and there is much evidence to show the positive impact drama can have on raising standards and improving key competencies, for example the Drama for Learning and Creativity (D4LC) initiative.