Sentence examples for skills deployed from inspiring English sources
But truth requires an untidy picture of Europe in which discrepancies abound, in which men subscribe to a common civilization while cherishing specific rights; in which countries evolved along distinctive paths; and in which much depended on the idiom of a community, on the ability of ruler or minister, on skills deployed and choices made.
Richter, optimizing his aesthetic relative to his technical skills, deployed this trick a lot early in his career, and we see it in a third painting, Sailors, from 1966.
To accomplish the mentoring objectives, 4 strategic approaches were adopted specifically the participation of the NGO staff in a 2 day training and practical advocacy events to understudy the advocacy skills deployed by the facilitators, provision of resource materials, attachment to Mentors from ARFH coupled with ongoing mentoring through e-mails and telephone calls for six months.
Thanks to his family background and initial training, he made a name for his metalworking skills, deploying a wide variety of techniques.
The technical skill deployed is impressive, but there is little emotion.
The tired red herring that earnings are proportional to financial or practical gain for the beneficiaries of the skill deployed, and payment a recognition by "hard-nosed employers" of that skill, is nonsense.
Future research should therefore analyze CT skills in more complex and open activities in order to deepen our understanding on how CT skills are deployed in an ill-defined creative programming task.
Maliki admired Qasim's programs, and especially the skills he deployed to stay in power.
But the quality of companies will vary so it matters greatly where as well as how well and how much capital and skills are deployed.
The skills commonly deployed by the average middle-aged mother read like the "About me" section of the perfect spy CV.
The skills he deployed as prime minister were honed over a lifetime in the divisive, back-biting world of Belgian politics.
