Sentence examples for At the competence from inspiring English sources

The message to them is clear: any reporter picking at the competence of Mr Museveni's administration can expect something rather nastier than a brusque cheerio at Entebbe airport, such as Mr Lambert experienced.

He had tried to exert full control over Iridium's loose confederation of marketing partners, publicly sniping at the competence of its regional distributors.

This is particularly evident if we look at the competences of the European regional governments.

Apart from the classical oral feedback in postgraduate training interviews, the term "workplace-based assessments" (WPBA) subsumes a range of examination tools which correspond to the wishes expressed by HOs for a structured feedback process in terms of methodology and content, and necessarily permit the assessment of practical competences at the highest competence level [ 12– 12].

Panels c and d show the percentage of at-risk children on the competence subscale and scale, respectively.

Skirbekk et al. [ 26] state that "[p]atients are, whether they like it or not, whether they think of it or not – at risk regarding the competence and goodwill of the physicians".

The competence at the top of the bill is what you'd expect.

The contents of a royal tumulus (an artificial hillock or mound over a grave) burial at Gordium testify to the competence of Phrygian craftsmanship in other materials, including glass.

The pediatric patients sampled for the drug trials will be informed together with their parents by the trained clinical investigator about the competence study at the same time as they are informed about the drug trial.

The findings of this study will inform research and practice aimed at maintenance and enhancement of the competence of clinicians in practice.

It suggests that while there may well be biographical reasons for such low self-esteem and self-denigration, the nurse experienced that society at large also actively disparaged the competence of nurses, and in particular the needed relational competence.