The project challenged competencies in the knowledge, skills and attitudes of CCS not only of students but also of the academic assessors.
Long-estranged from her father, she worked her way back into his good graces and was back at her father's side when his former lover Manuela Herzer filed suit challenging his competency.
Her analysis found that the second most common use of neurobiological evidence in court is to challenge defendants' competency to plead guilty, confess, stand trial, or be sentenced.
As challenging as outlining these competencies was, excluding those competencies not considered core required equal consideration.
However, evaluation of provider cultural competency remains challenging [ 11, 12] with many measures assessing cultural competency simply in relation to race and ethnicity [ 13], even when the definition of culture is broader (i.e. sexual identity, religion, socioeconomic/class) [ 14, 5].
Even with regional support, achieving the IHR core competencies is challenging for many nations at high risk for epidemic-prone or emerging infectious disease outbreaks and other public health crises.
Then Deyo asked if she might take the table and stow it away — all without challenging the resident's competency.
Employees of one of his foundations filed lawsuits challenging Mr. Rau's mental competency, and as a result, his assets, including his art collection, were briefly frozen.
The board that oversees the program defines three achievement levels for each test: "basic" denotes partial mastery of a subject; "proficient" represents solid academic performance and a demonstration of competency over challenging subject matter; and "advanced" means superior performance.
Nationally, only 31 percent of fourth- grade public school students are at or above the "proficient" level in reading, a standard defined by the test as "competency over challenging subject matter".
