Sentence examples for the requisite expertise from inspiring English sources
Nor do most I.R.B.'s have the requisite expertise to do so.
Agency officials are confident that they have the requisite expertise, buttressed by the ability to consult with experts at other agencies.
Several justices expressed skepticism: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, for example, questioned whether the courts were being asked to intervene in an arena in which the executive branch — specifically the Environmental Protection Agency — has the requisite expertise to act.
No single collaborative partner had the requisite expertise.
Physiotherapists have the requisite expertise to initiate and lead NCD risk factor screening and prevention programmes.
Loucks-Horsley et al. (2003) noted that part of the designers' job is to ensure PD leaders have the requisite expertise to facilitate the program as intended and are able to respond appropriately to a given group of teachers.
Officers must complete additional courses to qualify as an officer in the regiment, with requisite expertise in operations, administration and command.
The BASIC HHD is a pragmatic study, suitably equipped with requisite expertise to carry out the work.
Maxwell Anderson, the director of the Whitney Museum of American Art, believes that fashion belongs in museums like the Cooper-Hewitt Nathenal Design Metropolitanhe Metropolitan, which have "the requisite curatorial expertise".
Thrun noted that the number of people with the requisite AI expertise to build self-driving cars is still "vanishingly small," with as few as 10,000 people the whole world over qualified to do this kind of engineering work.
"Baidu hides behind the guise of a 'neutral search engine' and employs sophisticated secret music Web sites and deep links which without the requisite technology expertise makes it almost impossible for copyright holders to detect and protect their rights by exposing Baidus dubious activities," they said in a statement.
