Daniel A. Manion, whose critics said he lacked the competence, commitment and experience to be a Federal judge, ultimately did not lack the votes.
"It's true that I haven't pursued higher education," but "I have proved my competence, commitment, rigor and efficiency time and time again," he said.
The 6 Cs is a contemporary framework and has been used to gauge how orthopaedic and trauma nurses rate the Care, Communication, Competence, Commitment, Courage and Compassion for patients with a learning disability in orthopaedic and trauma hospital settings compared to patients without a learning disability.
They succeeded as leaders, gaining and holding the trust of millions, by showing compassion, competence, commitment, empathy, understanding, integrity, constancy of purpose.
The acquisition of cell identity has been described as a series of irreversible switches in which the stages include competence, commitment and terminal.
Finally, Summers et al. (2005) defined 'family-professional partnerships as mutually supportive interactions between families and professionals, which focus on meeting the needs of children and families with competence, commitment, equality, positive communication, respect and trust [italics added]' (p. 49).
"They are steadily gaining in confidence, competence, and commitment".
However, the presence of both entrepreneurial competence and commitment lays the foundation for enterprise generation and performance.
-- secondly, the next President shoudl understand that we will scrutinize closely his ministerial appointments for competence and commitment to good governance.
Almost always, the answer that is given is leadership, the ability to inspire confidence and support among the men and women on whose competence and commitment performance depends.
