In the knowledge of that, do we still think it is worth placing the future of English cricket under threat?
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All three could also go some way to producing a generation of entrepreneurs skilled in the knowledge of how to build and grow real companies.
When scientists embarked on the 13-year journey to map the human genome in 1990, they envisioned a future in which the knowledge of DNA would aid in the diagnosis, treatment and even prevention of thousands of diseases and disorders.
Those scientists honored to join the Qanats Club will be given a certificate and formally become members of the Club through certificates endorsed by UNESCO and ICQHS. The members of the club will be long-term partners of ICQHS to further pursue its mandate in advancing the knowledge of Qanats and capacity-building for the Qanats know-how.
And, to do so with a sense of perspective and in the self-knowledge of what our role in the organization really is.
Rather, I believe the Justices should give deference to the legislature in terms of their knowledge and experts in the field of economics.
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The result is a profound imbalance in the global production of knowledge: probably the most powerful engine of divergence in global well-being between the rich and the poor.
Like the generations of American explorers, their sacrifice was made not in the name of personal gain, but in the pursuit of knowledge that would lead to the common good.
It must spark additional investment in the advancement of knowledge in this critical area.
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Just as we partnered each other in the shaping of the knowledge economy, we have the opportunity today to become partners in developing the green economy of the future.
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This may result in a gap in transmission of knowledge regarding the production of costumes, instruments, interior decorations and particular dishes associated with the event - intangible heritage that may not outlast the present generation of residents.
Serious problems have been identified in the quality of pre-service teacher training, in terms of both subject matter knowledge and skills in the field of teaching that are necessary to be effective in the classroom.
Cooperation in the field of education holds great promise because no two other countries are better equipped to be partners in building the knowledge economy of the future.
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One judge will be in charge, in the hope that he or she will acquire in-depth knowledge of the local community and the people in it.
Today, the chitalishte network, coordinated by the Regional Cultural Policy Directorate with the Ministry of Culture, ensures to a large extent the transmission of knowledge and skills in the area of the intangible cultural heritage.
Made from an offshoot of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden, the wood takes various forms across the millennia, becoming an object of reverence, desire and fear for various crowned heads until the early seventh century, when a Christian emperor humbly carries it to its sanctuary in Jerusalem.
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He decided to harness the strength of what he calls "the finest RNA chemists in the world" to use their knowledge in the nascent field of RNA interference.
"In my work, especially working with the local communities who are dealing with wildlife on a daily basis - I have been reminded constantly (that) most of the knowledge is maintained in the minds of the elders, " she says.
On the contrary, procedures that rely on the statement of explicit reasons systematically exclude those individuals who are less able to engage in the articulate persuasion of majorities but who may still possess valuable knowledge embodied in the exercise of entrepreneurship, a practical skill or adherence to a particular ethical code.
At the hearing with the special master, AMD's lawyers said Intel employees with some of the best knowledge of the allegations in AMD's suit--including Otellini, Chairman CraigBarrettCraig Barrett and worldwide head of sales and marketing SeanMaloneySean Maloney--were not complying with directives to preserve their messages.
The power of this form of tacit knowledge is embodied in the great Gothic cathedrals of Europe masterpieces of beauty, craftsmanship, and stability, all erected without blueprints or books.
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This will be a testimony of the diversity, the solidarity and the sharing of knowledge in the philosophical community.
Transit experts have praised Mr. Prendergast's work over the past three months, saying he would be the right choice to lead the agency given his long years in the field and extensive knowledge of the bureaucracy's moving parts.
The main square, Romerplatz, seems to be enjoying its last few hours of quiet, in the knowledge that it is about to endure three days of the Three Lions chorus.
"With the rapid pace of globalization, corporate America has got the message that global growth requires talent with in-depth knowledge of the languages, customs and geography of other parts of the world, " she says.
In reality though, a lot of knowledge is stored in the minds of scholars pushing the edges of their fields.
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If the Everleighs really had no involvement in or knowledge of the tragedy, why not dispel the rumors and just say so?
In essence, I am talking about the kind of knowledge work jobs that exist in the high-tech world and the advanced manufacturing plants of some major manufacturers.
Of course there is little dramatic tension in the knowledge that we were all part of the same hypocrisy.
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