Sentence examples for certain competencies from inspiring English sources

Do you unwittingly reward certain competencies more than others?

In a swipe at David Cameron's plans for a renegotiation and in/out referendum by 2017, Blair will call on pro-Europeans to "make the debate more than about the repatriation of certain competencies and rules".

Doris T. Garner, who oversees the evaluation of teacher education programs for New York State, said the state does not require a specific number of courses or credits in pedagogy, but looks at whether certain "competencies" are being taught, including knowledge about human development, how students learn and how to manage a classroom.

Successful integration does not only require certain competencies and qualifications but also motivation and optimism.

Citing the research findings of Women's Entrepreneurship Initiative (WEI) and Ashridge Business School (2013), there are certain competencies that Saudi women lack which contribute to their inability to become successful within the entrepreneurial sector.

The competency-based pay scheme, however, is not used in a pure form as the only means for determining reward, as the acquisition of certain competencies will not necessarily translate into better performance in teaching (Brown and Armstrong [1999]).

aThe percent of articles mentioning competencies was calculated by dividing the total number of articles discussing a certain competency by the total number of retrieved articles.

Combinatorial cooperation/competition also takes place in RNA polymerase recruitment and provide each promoter state with a certain competency to initiate transcription [ 48- 56, 561 65, 66] 66].

We found various factors that influence acceptance: attitude towards resident evaluation, outcomes of other evaluations, self-efficacy toward a certain competency or resigning oneself to the outcomes.

The patients compensated for HC assistants who were not suited to their needs by trying to select certain HC assistants for specific situations and by controlling their work schedules to obtain certain competency when needed.

The performance of CHWs interviewed in 2011 a cadre of providers older in age by a median of 9 years and for whom only 17% had secondary school education or higher—suggests the potential for CHWs existing within the community and/or trained as part of prior vertical programs independently of education levels to be utilized as CHW candidates if they are able to meet certain competency requirements.