Sentence examples for competence from the from inspiring English sources
Sick and scared, they yearned for kindness and prayed for competence from the doctors, nurses, floor cleaners, lab technicians, paper pushers and social workers, who had their own troubles and, like Dr. Gregorius, were often newcomers themselves.
In the introduction to his book "Becoming Laura Ingalls Wilder," he writes, "Wilder demonstrated a high degree of writing competence from the beginning, and her daughter's contribution to the final products, while important, was less significant than has been asserted".
She holds a license from the Connecticut Department of Public Health, and from the Connecticut Department of Public Education, and a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
Thus, only a shift of competence from the national to the supranational level can stop social dumping and help to introduce European wide social standards.
Pathologists should have a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing ansn., associationion spokeswoman said.
The great squishy middle of American voters aren't very ideologically inclined one way or another, but they do like to see a minimum of competence from the people they elect.
Foreign investors in Bulgaria also expect Mr. Oresharski's expertise to raise the level of competence from that of the government of Mr. Borisov, said Kenneth Lefkowitz, an adviser to foreign investors at New Europe Corporate Advisory in Sofia.
The fierce competition for all places results in extreme competence from those who make the cut.
"Let's not hear any earnest lessons about economic competence from Ed Miliband, the man who forgot to include the deficit in his own conference speech".
We could have pushed for the gradual transfer of competences from the EU to the FU, until the EU was left as a kind of amplified free trade area, an Efta-plus.
This long overdue reform is only possible by further transferring competences from the member states to the union, as long as existing law is not to be flagrantly violated.
