Sentence examples for competence limits from inspiring English sources

We find three different strategies for dealing with competence limits in the group.

A barrier specific to type (A) is the phenomenon of declining tasks that are tied to comprehensive geriatric care which we have presented under the title of coping with competence limits.

In combination with specific definitions of their own professional role, the professional domain, and action patterns regarding cooperation and networking, the provision of primary care for older people with complex health problems is perceived to be 'maneuvering along competence limits' (Type (A)), a 'Herculean task' (Type (B)), or a task of 'cooperation and networking' (Type (C)).

At an individual level, parenting and family structure were found to affect young people's sexual behaviour by influencing children's self-confidence and interactional competence, limiting discussion of sexual health and shaping economic provision for children, which in turn affected parental authority and daughters' engagement in risky sexual behaviour.

Graduates assess their competence within limits.

But male competence was limited to such matutinal dabbling, as was made plain one time when my mother was called away.

Here the Commission's competence remains limited.

Materials to teach cultural competence maybe limited, but there are recommendations and materials available both in the US and UK to develop programmes [ 34].

While the Constitution of Congress Poland was relatively liberal in theory, and gave the Sejm significant powers (wider than those of the Sejm of the Duchy of Warsaw), in practice those competences were limited, as they were often not respected by the tsar.

Taking into consideration the limitations of this study, we can conclude that FP/GPs from Eastern Europe view HP&DP as their main responsibility, although they are aware of areas in which their competences are limited.

But competence has its limits as a source of inspiration.