Sentence examples for broad competence of from inspiring English sources
Not only in the diagnosis of welfare problems and what actions are needed to handle the problem is the broad competence of veterinarians needed but veterinarians should also take part in the societal debate about how we should house and treat our animals.
We need broad competence as opposed to exclusively a high-level of knowledge in a particular scientific niche.
The broad competence and cooperation capabilities in the investigation team from different authorities were of paramount importance in stopping this outbreak.
This domain of work is examining existing competence frameworks and use of these before initiating a consultative and evidence-based process to develop a broad competence framework for the pharmacy workforce.
As for the labour peculiarity, the health care sector must count on broad competences, ranging from the treatment of simple verminous diseases to modern techniques of emergency treatment.
The time available to teach the medical curriculum is shortening due to expanding knowledge, and incorporation of new educational modules aiming to a broader competence [ 1].
Currently, the only available validated instrument [ 6] assesses fathers' experiences in a broad perspective, including perceived competence of healthcare providers and the environment in the delivery ward.
(Meyer 1894) His particular relish for the latter laid the foundations of the broad philological competence evident in and formative of his natural law writings.
Drivers, union leaders and many parents object to the lack of job security measures, known as employee protection provisions, in the new contracts, and said broader issues, like safety and the competence of drivers and onboard matrons, were at stake.
His resignation indicates a broader growing dissatisfaction in the "institutional competence" of Republican leaders among voters, says Bill Whelan, a political research fellow at the conservative-leaning Hoover Institute.
It had a broad area of competence to ensure the objectives of the treaty were met and that the common market functioned smoothly.
