Sentence examples for competence introduced from inspiring English sources

The legal requirement for lorry and bus drivers to have a CPC certificate of professional competence, introduced in 2009, has driven some older drivers out of the industry, he says.

The idea of core competence was introduced into management literature in 1990 by C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel.

For these purposes, a set of generic competences was introduced and discussed, and it was also shown how they play together, or not, in a specific case.

This paper presents the results of a 5-year research project that analysed how SD competences were introduced into technological universities.

Amongst its many functions, CPD aims to sustain competence and introduce new skills as required for contemporary practice needs.

To test if the plasmid could induce the competence regulon we introduced it into B. subtilis strain 168-ComG-GFP.

For example, under transmission reduction, the encounters between mosquito vectors and infected, highly competent avian hosts can be reduced when relatively more lower-competence hosts are introduced into the population [1].

In order to develop students' competences, the Institute of Production Systems introduced the two-step course series "Industrial Assembly".

It was also stressed out that plant bacteria associations are not easily modified and thus non-competence among the introduced bacteria and plants often results in failures of bioaugmentation attempts.

It is exactly to this end, the competence set model is introduced to discuss the interconnected nature of generic competences required in innovation, business growth and economic renewal.

In 1997, in-service competence-based training was introduced to teach core clinical competences (such as care for normal birth, basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care and post-abortion care), to maternity care health providers, to support the Making Pregnancy Safer initiatives.