A Department for Business, Innovation and Skills spokesman said the government recognised the importance of a highly-skilled workforce and that it was continuing to invest in this.
But the taxpayers have provided him with a top military defense lawyer, the chief defense counsel of the Marine Corps, as well as skilled military spokesmen, though they focus mainly on the war.
Although never strongly identified with any particular policy or political faction, he served dependably as a skilled emissary and spokesman.
A skilled salesman and even savvier spokesman, he predicted that the new investment in Better Place would mark the kind of turning point for electric vehicles that Netscape's initial public offering in 1995 was for Internet companies.
The suspended officer will be replaced by a man described as the country's top detective, Lt Gen Vinesh Moonoo, and a team of "highly-skilled and experienced" officers, a police spokesman said.
Wilders is the most charismatic spokesman of the bunch, a skilled and eloquent fear-monger ("Today, another specter is haunting Europe. It is the specter of Islam!"), who now heads the third largest party in the Netherlands.
"We have to have skilled people in our aisles," John Simley, a Home Depot spokesman, said.
"One of the fallouts of our evacuation is we lost some of our most skilled professionals in the field," said William Orme, a spokesman for the United Nations Development Program, which repairs infrastructure.
But Mr. Bush will turn to Mr. Racicot to raise money, to travel the country on behalf of candidates and to be a spokesman for the party on television, a medium in which he is skilled.
Except not skilled trades.
They are skilled technicians.
