I want competence, experience and leadership skills.
The overall message uniting the small-bore promises, such as it was, remains unchanged today: competence, experience, wonky proficiency.
"He sought competence, experience and creativity and gave less weight to politics or ideology," recalled Scott Helman, a veteran Romney-watcher for The Boston Globe.
He is, in most ways, a traditional Chamber of Commerce Republican, intent on projecting competence, experience and a focus on low taxes, less-intrusive government and fewer regulations.
The notice must contain information about the competence, experience, character, or integrity of the individual on whose behalf the notice is submitted.
The 2001 study found that people who saw Asians as particularly high in competence experienced greater admiration of and envy toward Asians; those who saw Asians as particularly low on social skill displayed greater hostility toward and fear of Asians.
"Attempts by the [Hillary] Clinton campaign to define her campaign on competence, experience, and policy positions were drowned out by coverage of alleged improprieties associated with the Clinton Foundation and emails," the study said.
Upon completion of the training, the experimental group reported an increase in body awareness and social competence, experienced distance to their own aggression, and experienced a higher degree of closeness to the group and trainer.
Each fighter already knows that a bigger volume of visible scoring blows in each round will give them the best chance of success, but they are aware, too, that the perception of their work varies according to the competence, experience and judgment of the judges.
And by selling himself as a turnaround artist rather than an ideologue, a champion of the middle class rather than a defender of his fellow 1 percenters, he seemed well-positioned to campaign on competence, experience and sound economic stewardship in the general election.
