Sentence examples for Exceptional competence from inspiring English sources

Indicating oneself as a professional in a health leadership position was supported by a higher-than-average perceived level of competencies, but no exceptional competence was evident.

Mr. Boulez had kind words for the orchestra's goodwill, as well as its "exceptional competence," and Mr. Barenboim professed nothing but love for his musicians.

Because of its exceptional competence and devotion, Americans rightly hold the military in higher esteem than any other government institution.

He added: "He is a politician of exceptional quality, of competence, of humanism, of honesty.

In what amounts to a concerted challenge to the judicial system, the president's wife, Bernadette, has chimed in, describing Juppé as "a great statesman", while Mr Chirac called a "politician of an exceptional quality of competence, humanity... and honesty".

"Once qualified, the prevailing view was that it was up to them to maintain their competence save in exceptional circumstances," says the report.

So linguistic competence remains an exceptional element in our cognitive make-up.[16] And even though some of the distinctive features of language acquisition have counterparts in other domains sensitive and critical periods in the development of visual perception, for example there does seem to be something exceptional about the way virtually every normal child comes to master a language.

A hero is exalted by his fellow citizens because he has accomplished something remarkable requiring exceptional traits of character or competence.

A selective implementation of a standardized competence assessment in exceptional cases would be preferable over a broad implementation.

The church, so recently persecuted, was now suddenly showered with favours: the construction of magnificent churches (Rome, Constantinople), donations and grants, exemptions from decurial duties for the clergy, juridical competences for the bishops, and exceptional promotions for Christian officials.

In the treatment context, individual competence assessment might create an opportunity in exceptional cases to allow a competent child under the age of 12 to co-decide over significant medical interventions.