Sentence examples for competence and control from inspiring English sources

The collection has prompted a four-year tangled dispute over his competence and control over his Fragonards, Bonnards and Fra Angelicos.

This kind of disaster makes people feel impotent, and finding ways to help others can restore a sense of competence and control.

If the problem is academic, look for ways to give your child a sense of competence and control over the situation.

It was a significant failure, damaging his new government's relations with the Bush administration, depriving Turkey of billions in loans and grants and provoking questions about Erdogan's competence and control of his party.

Murillo Karam's press conference was a ploy intended to give a veneer of competence and control to a government that in recent weeks had been internationally criticized for lacking both.

Direct observation will be adopted for analysis on these two case studies with regards to four environment stimuli; movements, comfort, competence and control.

More generally, while agents as the subjects of cognition are not just a bundle of neural circuits and bodily experience, re-casting agency and subjectivity within the extended framework likely requires a far more comprehensive and somewhat uneasy reconceptualization of notions such as normative competence, freedom and control, and personal identity.

At its best, early Southwestern art is marked by technical competence and fine control of line and form; but it reflected little experimentation, tending more to rework established patterns in many intricate designs.

To examine the relationship between physician communication competence and A1c control among Hispanics and non-Hispanics seen in primary care practices.

This study sought to determine the relationship between Youth Self Report (YSR) scores for behavior problems, YSR scores for social competence, and metabolic control in children and adolescents with Type 1 diabetes.

Higher route familiarity, trust in the range estimation system, system knowledge, subjective range competence, and internal control beliefs in dealing with technology were clearly related to lower experienced range stress; emotional stability (i.e., low neuroticism) was partly related to lower range stress.