highly required vs unskilled

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• This appropriation is intended to cover the cost of studies, seminars and consultations contracted out to highly qualified experts required by the Reflection Group.
• The European Qualifications Framework is founded upon eight reference levels that categorise learning outcomes, ranging from basic skills for simple tasks to the highly specific competences required for academic education.
• This accounted standarts are highly complex... and required which experts often disagree.
• Maintaining and expanding highly efficient CHP is required and supported by Directive 2004/8/EC.
• However, we draw your attention to the fact that in the case of Germans, highly incriminating evidence is required.
• The research will also address the relevant instruments, tools, pilot lines and demonstration activities required for highly novel approaches to nanotechnology-based manufacturing in the most promising industrial sectors.
• Like the first project before it, the second project had a highly innovative character and required a significant amount of input.
• whereas a cutting-edge, innovative, knowledge-based economy should aim at being competitive at the top-end of the value chain and, in order to achieve this, long-term employment and a highly skilled, highly motivated workforce is required,
• whereas a cutting-edge, innovative, knowledge-based economy should aim at being competitive at the top-end of the value chain and, in order to achieve this, long-term employment and a highly skilled, highly motivated workforce is required,
• The recycling plants required to meet this directive are highly capital-intensive.
• Highly qualified and experienced EU seafarers are required for sustainable development of the maritime infrastructure and service related sub-sections.
• You know, where it was highly technical, and it required enormous planning.
• They required scores of highly skilled weavers working over extended periods of time with very expensive materials - the wools, the silks, even gold and silver thread.
• Such occurrences are highly inconvenient to passengers, who are too often required to wait in vain for information that never arrives or which - worse still - is inaccurate.
• To tackle highly organised networks which fully exploit any loopholes in national legal systems, the widest possible cooperation is required, based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
• To tackle highly organised networks which fully exploit any loopholes in national legal systems, the widest possible cooperation is required, based on common procedures and minimum harmonisation of legal standards.
• Ensuring effective flows of information between the authorities, whilst maintaining the required degree of confidentiality, is therefore highly desirable.
• Besides having no experience of the required tasks, she has a highly dubious past as National Treasurer of CND.
• The regulation introduces the concept of the transport manager who is the person who continuously and effectively runs the undertaking and who is required to be more highly trained.
• The probability of shareholders' approval (if required in the jurisdiction) should be considered as part of the assessment of whether the sale is highly probable.

Some examples from the web:

• The over-exploitation of Chinese unskilled labour has at least three negative effects at global level.
• As regards qualifications, women mainly work in semi-skilled or unskilled jobs.
• In the present crisis, jobs are scarce - especially unskilled jobs - and the demand for housing accommodation always exceeds supply.
• Some unskilled workers find it difficult to get a job and become a burden on the welfare state.
• This year, they are now producing eight million nets a year, and they employ 5,000 people, 90 percent of whom are women, mostly unskilled.
• Emphasises that globalisation processes should offer poor countries new opportunities and take into account women's specific needs, as women are often unskilled workers and therefore socially disadvantaged;
• Next year's legislative initiatives for unskilled and seasonal migrants and remunerated trainees will follow.
• Subject: Abusive treatment of unskilled Romanian workers in EU Member States
• Following Romania's entry into the EU, a large number of Romanian workers have emigrated and are performing unskilled labour in a number of Member States.
• And the result is that because these employees are so highly specialised they will only be able to find work as unskilled workers.
• According to Cedefop, we can expect a 12 million decline in jobs available for low skilled or unskilled labour, which presages an increasing risk of poverty for the most vulnerable.
• As already stated, it creates a huge number of jobs for both highly qualified workers and unskilled ones.
• The proposal for a European 'Blue Card' should be developed and discussed further, along with the idea of a circular immigration project for unskilled workers.
• Are we going to put in unskilled workers to give us better results?
• whereas many Member States face chronic shortages of workers able and willing to do particular, often unskilled work, for example in the agriculture and horticulture sectors,
• Globalisation and technological change risk increasing inequality, opening up the gap between the skilled and the unskilled and between rich and poor nations.
• Expresses concern that highly qualified individuals are accepting employment beneath their abilities or unskilled jobs, leading to 'brain waste' in the EU;
• I fully endorse the focus given by the Rapporteur to the challenges posed to EU industry by the rapid growth of the Chinese economy in both unskilled labour-intensive industry as well as high-tech domains.
• Disabled people, migrants and semi- and unskilled workers are still all too often left to their fate, whilst we need everyone in society and everyone in the labour market.
• Mr President, Mr Vice-President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, the European Union is still seen as an unattractive place by highly qualified workers from third countries, while unskilled immigrants arrive in their thousands.