Sentence examples for a competence of from inspiring English sources

And the Czech Republic, which holds the E.U.'s rotating presidency, said that flight bans were "not a competence of the E.U". but rather of individual member states.

These strategies are hugely various and include straightforward literary homage ("Young Mothers in the Square", to Larkin's "Afternoons"); memorable coinages, such as the collective noun a "competence of enemies"; symbolic transformation; the satirical; and an omnivorous intelligence's ready assimilation of the contemporary: bling, iPods, "strontium to Mendeleyev".

A higher score indicates a higher competence of functional status for older adults.

Federalists deplore the proposed overriding of a core competence of states.

That is frustrating for Tories but harrowing for Labour, since representing the excluded is meant to be a core competence of the left.

In particular lung ultrasound should be considered a necessary competence of the EP for the management of respiratory distress syndrome.

Diagnostic reasoning is a key competence of physicians.

Risk with a vector competence of 1.0 would be 0 and 0% for Oc.

Such stable silencing of these genes might contribute to a reduced competence of EpiSC for PGC fate.

This is also reported by PAs affirming that EBP is seen as a specific competence of physicians rather than PAs.

First, a competence is always a part of a chain of competences of a competence profile, and not a single competence in itself.