Examples of using Highly-skilled in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Our highly-skilled technicians are equipped with state-of-the-art microscopes
the EU labour market, including a“blue card” scheme to attract highly-skilled workers.
provide for short-term movement of highly-skilled professionals supplying services;
SI03 works with several highly-skilled researchers who have accumulated decades of experience in developing natural, health-related products.
They are highly-skilled free divers,
Most importantly, our highly-skilled team members with commercial
advanced water systems and highly-skilled fishermen.
water systems and highly-skilled fishermen.
Contact us to find out how our highly-skilled teams can make your next project our latest success.
Champetier is a highly-skilled operator with a strong background in hospitality thanks to a six-year stint as Chief Marketing Officer at hotels giant Accor.
Contact us to find out how our highly-skilled R&D team can make your next project our latest success.
Chop Chop is a relentless, highly-skilled soldier who wields a sword
And so three highly-skilled Special Ops vets still couldn't bring down a suburban lawyer,
Chop Chop is a relentless, highly-skilled warrior who wields a sword
That's why our highly-skilled technical team works together with our customers to analyze each situation in order to develop a solution
Through the continual training and development of our highly-skilled staff and use of the latest technology,
Are you a highly-skilled professional, who would rather work for clients on specific projects than have a fixed job?
These questions can be answered by our highly-skilled specialists using data mining
Utilising the finest materials carefully hand-crafted by highly-skilled artisans these fine quality,
Reflecting this, the share of highly-skilled non-manual workers in the overall EU15 occupational structure has increased from about 36% in 1997 to almost 40% in 2006.