Sentences with phrase «strong experienced german»

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For the first eleven, Howedes seems to fit the bosses criteria, he would demand a relatively modest fee, he's German, very strong, versatile, experienced and a leader.

i can maybe see it happening in a few years time but not at the moment my tip for d / m would be joel matip (he could be an underrated option) might be cheaper option than carvalho and has good experience in the german league only being 23 6 ″ 5 (that's matic height) can play both c / b and d / m and big strong build and quick reads the game well maybe a double raid on shalke for him and draxler would fill to problem positions in one window in jan

By contrast, the comparative advantage of German or Scandinavian capitalism is in the export of a great range of highly specialised goods and services, benefitting from strong vocational training and technology transfer as well as experienced and cooperative workforces, underpinned by block shareholding.

He is from European working lines and has some drive, and because of his strong ball and prey drive, his adopters should have some German Shepherd and dog training experience.

Due to his likely Czech bloodlines, which tends to produce strong, smart, and protective German Shepherds, Jesse James would do best in a home that is experienced with dogs of that nature.

Highlights Implemented iPad study program, improving testing performance by 15 percent Fluent in German and French Proficient with Blackboard Committed to achievement Well - organized and motivated Strong leadership skill set Experience German and French Teacher 8/1/2012 — 7/1/2016 Bloomingdale Middle School — Millville, SD Collaborated with department to make formal suggestions for state foreign language study requirements.

The findings suggest that the socialist regime significantly damaged this mechanism of an intergenerational transmission of entrepreneurial attitudes among East Germans with a tertiary degree that have experienced a particularly strong ideological indoctrination.

It will affect the demand for student property in both Germany and the U.K.. However, under current conditions the German market may experience a stronger impact.