Sentence examples for competence in the handling of from inspiring English sources

We got a show of competence in the handling of floods and animal disease.

And finally – for extra measure – Ofcom says there are "questions regarding James Murdoch's competence in the handling of these matters, and his attitude towards the possibility of wrongdoing in the companies for which he was responsible".

It goes on to say his behaviour "raise questions regarding [his] competence in the handling of these matters and his attitude towards wrongdoing in the companies for which he was responsible".

Ofcom added: "We consider that the events set out above raise questions regarding James Murdoch's competence in the handling of these matters and his attitude towards the possibility of wrongdoing in the companies for which he was responsible".

"We consider that the events... raise questions regarding James Murdoch's competence in the handling of these matters, and his attitude towards the possibility of wrongdoing in the companies for which he was responsible," Ofcom said.

The Brown Award is conferred on the basis of its display of literary craftsmanship, intellectual humility, competence in the handling of evidence, and the significance of its contribution to the current scholarly and ecclesial conversations.

The domain-specific part of competence involves the handling of typical job requirements within a domain (e.g., closing a sale) (Winther and Achtenhagen 2009a, pp. 92 93, 99).

In the handling of this matter".

News Corporation praised Ofcom's decision and denounced parts of its report that criticized James Murdoch and questioned his "competence" in his handling of the hacking scandal, which exploded last July at News of the World.

The lack of consensus is reflected in the absence of any clear definitive standard yardstick one can apply to graduates of a standard university biology course to measure their competence in handling the computational challenges of today's research environment.

In summary, the attitude towards diagnosis disclosure and the handling of disclosure were only weakly associated with both self-estimated professional competence and general attitude towards dementia care.