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be competences
noun
The quality or state of being competent, i.e. able or suitable for a general role.
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In principle, all competences would move to the regional level, but there will be competences of which we'd argue it is better, or more efficient, to do them together," Veerle Wouters, who handles economic matters for the New Flemish Alliance, told Politico.
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The key word here is "competences".
Its problem is competence.
The bigger worry is competence.
The most obvious is competence.
"One is honesty and the other is competence".
We advance people on yesterday's, not tomorrow's, competence.
Its most striking features are competence and continuity.
The bigger concerns, MPs will tell you, are competence, priorities and effective communication.
It was competence alone that had the snap-judgment predictive power.
But is competence revealed in the cheekbones, the jawline, the fullness of the lips?
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