With regard to educational aspirations in general, one more reason to claim economic competencies as a relevant competence can be make.
But even in China, a mandate based on competence can crumble in hard times.
A reputation for economic competence can be lost in a day and take a generation to win back.
Most importantly, that linguistic competence can give them the confidence to access international opportunities during their degree.
Parkinson is right: but no amount of "good practice", training or competence can deal adequately with the desolation of extreme old age.
Spitzer's progressivism, distilled a certain way, is a will to competence, which raises the question of whether competence can be willed.
It turns out that a candidate's appearance — not beauty, but a look of competence — can generate a far greater vote swing than we previously thought.
Baristas like Daniel E. Gross who pour enough coffee fast enough, and with affable competence, can command $8.09 per hour after a year on the job, up from a starting wage of $7.75.
Deliverers sometimes find that a frozen weekend meal sits untouched for weeks, that people use questionable heating methods like dropping a frozen meal into boiling water and that a recipient's competence can change overnight.
But no scholar with this kind of competence can examine the newly found manuscripts, for no Jew is admitted to Jordan and no Jew known to be such is left there.
The growth of increasing competence can be managed by this method of unsupervised shaping by constraints.
