Примеры использования To be experts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Everyone pretends to be experts in wine.
We will not proclaim to know the whole plan or to be experts.
It is not necessary for all staff members to be experts on specific ideologies or religions.
There used to be experts who could place a cowboy horse rider or even a whole naked lady into a 32×32 icon.
Now you're supposed to be experts.
Though you both claim to be experts on the subject, I'm not sure that your advice is enough to bring that up to a five, so I have consulted outside sources.
Beware of scams andpeople who pretend to be experts!
And it confuses us,because we are not expected to be experts in this field, and have to trust the sellers, which convince us of the truth of his words.
The Agency's employees are not necessarily expected to be experts in the law.
Chekina: Final beneficiaries do not have to be experts in the banking sector, but they can shift the responsibility to key stakeholders, and they, in turn, to the top management.
Aul says"I liked talking to(most) people, I knew a lot about computers and learned a TON more on the job, but the really great thing was that Egghead allowed employees to“check out” programs andtake them home to learn them they wanted sales people to be experts.
According to the legal opinion(CLCS/5),the members of the Commission can be considered to be experts on mission covered by article VI of the General Convention.
The United Nations might consider the personnel provided by Member States to be experts performing missions for the United Nations as defined in the 1946 Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations. In that case, it would appear logical to attribute responsibility for their actions to the United Nations.
Performance, budget, personnel, management challenges, major and minor problems:members of Congress ought to be experts on them all.
Representatives participating in the Group of Experts are expected to be experts having knowledge about Customs, border crossing facilitation and/or rail transport.
The existing mitigation measures are those recommended by the working group considered to be experts in this area.
The United Nations might consider the personnel provided by Member States to be experts performing missions for the United Nations as defined in the 1946 Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.
Developing countries were often plagued by a lack of financial and staffing resources, which made it unrealistic to expect the few doctors andpsychologists in those countries to be experts in the Istanbul Protocol.
Consequently, it would appear that, by established precedent in respect of similar treaty organs,the members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf can be considered to be experts on mission covered by article VI of the General Convention.
You will recall that in my legal opinion dated 11 March 1998 on the applicability of the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations to the members of the Commission(CLCS/5) it was pointed out that"it would appear that, by established precedent in respect of similar treaty organs,the members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf can be considered to be experts on mission covered by article VI of the General Convention" ibid., para. 5.
The conclusion of the opinion is that,"by established precedent in respect of similar treaty organs,the members of the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf can be considered to be experts on mission covered by article VI of the General Convention" ibid., para. 5.
In view of the concerns expressed in the preceding paragraphs, it would also be appropriate for the competent United Nations bodies to discuss the international lawfulness of allowing the free market to include completely unrestricted competition from companies selling security services andthe risk of interference in internal affairs by agents who, claiming to be experts, might actually be intelligence agents from third States, mercenaries, saboteurs or other elements whose assignment is to dominate, dissociate and weaken the receiving State.
In view of the concerns expressed in the preceding paragraphs, it would also be appropriate for the competent United Nations bodies to discuss the international lawfulness of allowing the free market to include completely unrestricted competition from companies selling security services andthe risk of interference in internal affairs by agents who, claiming to be experts, might actually be mercenaries, intelligence agents from third States, saboteurs or other elements whose assignment is to dominate, dissociate and weaken the receiving State.
Mentor is considered to be expert, experienced professional, who is aware(has expertise) in a certain field, and may help to overcome obstacles, having examined the issue from every angle.
Rounding out the portrait, the Prince also stated:The only things about which he knows nothing are those which he believes himself to be expert: the rules of the dance, the French language, good taste, the way of the world.
Metadydnea Technical Service is trained to be expert of the industry they work with.
Therefore, we consider ourselves to be the experts in this field.
Members are expected to be recognised experts in the field of design practices and technical assessment.
We note that these are to be governmental experts, that is, experts who will represent the views of the Governments concerned.