All the more reason for candidates to be chosen on the basis of competence, not place of birth.
We like individuals in the job market to be judged on the basis of competence, not cosmetics".
As Mr. Senker put it, "Theater managers are chosen not so much on the basis of competence as on the basis of their being acceptable to the ruling party".
One Mumbai financial bigwig jokes that two licences will be granted one, by the RBI, on the basis of competence, and the other by politicians in Delhi on the basis of bribe size.
"The opportunity to elect candidates on the basis of competence and ideas, rather than party and geography, can have a seismic impact on the way state government functions," Mr. Koch said.
This is especially true of Mr Brown's: after the economic debacle and lesser administrative calamities, Labour cannot build their case for re-election on the basis of competence.
He also said he would not link personnel decisions to political loyalties and would demand that all of the department's hiring be done "on the basis of competence and ability and dedication and not based on whether somebody's got an 'R' or a 'D' next to their names".
"The people in the west say, 'We paid a huge price, and we want to be in charge,' and Misurata the same," he said, adding that he argued Libyans should select their leaders on the basis of competence regardless of region.
They're also making a judgement on the basis of competence and character, and Ed Miliband loses more on this than he gains by being closer to the centre".
This study was designed to explore the neuropsychological basis of competence to consent to treatment in first-episode schizophrenia by evaluating its differential and joint links with cognitive versus metacognitive performance.
Tools already exist to define and allocate tasks to appropriate practitioners on the basis of competence and risks [ 37].
