Sentence examples for specialist part from inspiring English sources

Chile specialist: part wine, all promotion.

So it is easy to see why FE colleges are a vitally important and specialist part of the higher education sector – and to be celebrated and supported for their contribution to the economy, to local communities and to social mobility.

For entry to the programme 3 routes are available, Figure 2. The minimum requirements for access to the module EAS – European Adhesive Specialist part I, by Route 1 and 2 are a specific technical qualification, decided by each European country in line with their national education system and a minimum age of 20 years including 2 years of job related experience.

Labor and assembly are far cheaper in China, and specialist parts and specific components often can't be found elsewhere.

CSR's chief executive said his firm offered "extremely important" technologies, but was aware of a trend in which larger firms were acting to integrate many functions into a single chip-set reducing demand for specialist parts.

Michael Kelly, a sports-medicine specialist, part-time ringside doctor and the author of the book Fight Medicine, to explain how someone who looks like the comic-book portrait of health and vitality could collapse so suddenly and with so little resistance.].

At the University of Arizona, Dr. Andy Weil re-trains doctors in preventive medicine and advocates for treating a patient as a whole person rather than as a bionic sum of specialist and sub-specialist parts.

O'Day, who had a brilliant 2012 regular season with a 7-1 record and 2.28 earned run average, is the Orioles' designated Rodriguez specialist, in part because of his quirky delivery.

In Sofia they meet in front of the presidential palace at 7pm and slowly walk to parliament, accompanied by whistles, drums and cries of "Resign!"Justine Toms, a Bulgarian online marketing specialist, was part of the very first protest.

Judy Steele, who supervises Ms. Claggett at Express Services, says she hopes to hire the intern after the summer as a public relations specialist, in part because of Ms. Claggett's enthusiasm for the job and her problem-solving abilities.

These included dual consultant operating for difficult cases and not having an MDT coordinator or clinical nurse specialist as part of the team.