Proficience - Law Dictionary Search Results
Dabster
One who is skilled a master of his business a proficient an adept
minor league
A league of professional sports teams less proficient than a major leagues Players in the minor leagues generally are paid less than those in the major
minors
The minor leagues those leagues of professional sports teams less proficient than the majors or major leagues
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Craftsman
hold a valid craft certificate or is a qualified former Council apprentice and holds a valid certificate of proficiency or a certificate of completion of apprenticeship, Halsbury's Laws of England, Vol. 1(2), para 933, p. 569.
Dan
the title of Dan; as the Spaniards Don, from the Latin Dominus, Jac. Law Dict. A level of proficiency; a person who has gained such position.
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