Sentence examples for competence argument from inspiring English sources
8 Clearly in the two scenarios above, careful consideration would need to be given to the assessment of the competence of SS and Fatima but if after careful assessment they were judged to be competent, the 'lack of competence' argument against childhood consent to research would not be relevant.
At times, it sounds a bit too much like Michael Dukakis's "competence" argument — the kind of technocratic appeal for hands-on government that has never inspired voters to choose a candidate as president.
Consistent with the competence argument is also the fact that Astana appears to need partnership with Brussels more than vice versa.
The unique resources and competences argument advocates that some corporate bodies, by virtue of their special human resource, special products or financial resources, were better placed than others to provide special assistance to needy groups.
In this context, actions such as: change of higher education structure, development of quality assurance systems and mechanisms enabling the dimension of curricular flexibility related to the necessary professional competences represent arguments for the development of instructional design (ID) models.
Still, Foster says that being a scientist makes him more credible in advocating for the value of such research: "There isn't a substitute for having people with real technical competence making those arguments all the way up the command chain".
The moral debate over welfare could soon yield to yet another argument over competence.
Take the "steady hands" moment: Trump took Clinton's argument about competence and made it about physicality.
But a lot of people will ask, "Where is the money coming from?" How do you win the argument about economic competence?
Thus, arguments supporting vectorial competence and capacity exist in the literature, and bedbug transmission to humans would not be unlikely.
It morphed into fierce arguments over Obama's competence in the runup to the election.
