working knowledge

Those involved will be required to have a working knowledge of the other country's language.

"They are the ones who have a working knowledge of building," she said.

The teams must include at least one person with no working knowledge of education.

Without a working knowledge of the country's language, you may find it difficult to understand its market and culture.

But many people can benefit from a working knowledge of it.

He picked up more than a working knowledge of French.

So you must acquire a working knowledge of their language at once.

You should have a good working knowledge of your drainage systems.

Quite a number of the students knew no English when they arrived, and the first year was spent in giving them a working knowledge.

Most applicants must also have a working knowledge of the English language.

Students will have a working knowledge of hardware and software.

"That way, everyone will have a working knowledge of the stuff.

It's a good idea to have a working knowledge of how these systems work and what to do when they don't.

The woman clearly had courage, but not much working knowledge of diplomacy.

I am aware that you, Commander, have a working knowledge of our language.

He was described to be handsome and having a working knowledge of literature.

That understanding required a working knowledge of a Science language far beyond his capabilities.

He supplied the working knowledge about oil wells, I believe, and the other man put up the money.

Tanner had a good working knowledge of cigarettes, but this one he could not place.

He now had a working knowledge of an English longbow.

A working knowledge of the Basic programming language is also assumed.

Cops and criminals generally have a working knowledge of each other.

It was here, probably, that he acquired a good working knowledge of Hebrew.

He has picked up a working knowledge of Spanish, particularly swear words.

"They'll walk out of here with a working knowledge of what they need for this project."