Sentence examples for basis of competence from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

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.

The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, wants to make living standards the key electoral battle, but the chancellor thinks that he can win on the basis of economic competence.

For women who choose to remain in the workplace, the challenge of being respected on the basis of their competence instead of being valued primarily for their ability to embellish their surroundings remains almost as great now as it was early in Ms. Haneda's career with Sharp.

Individual research groups can participate in these areas on the basis of present competence and past performance.

This is not the case, which suggests that they capture knowledge and skills that may indeed be at the basis of financial competence.

Following the principles of the ECgD implies that an intended interpretive argument on a fine-grained skill level requires a sounded specification of a manageable set of skills on the basis of the competence model (A).