Sentence examples for competence of course from inspiring English sources

Competence, of course, brings us back to Iraq.

Competence, of course, is critical — the candidate must be able to do required tasks well.

A factor that can often make or break the success of an acquisition (outside of competence of course).

(In virtue reliabilist terms, this will amount to the question: "How exactly should we type epistemic competences?") Of course, this result is unsurprising if Comesaña is right that the generality problem is a problem for everyone who tries to give an adequate theory of justified belief.

A doctor's medical competence is of course important.

The major question of Community membership of the new Eurocontrol, which itself raises issues of competence, has, of course, not yet been resolved - as some honourable Members have noticed.

Of his competence as a teacher, of course I would have nothing to say.

Competence and knowledge is of course vital for advisors to make smart decisions about the assets they manage and products they choose.

"Government departments will be tasked with consulting and inviting evidence from everyone with a knowledge of, and interest in, the exercise of the EU's competences," he explained, "including, of course, committees of Parliament and the devolved administrations, but also businesses, civil society, other interested parties and individuals with expertise in and experience of each area.

This figure highlights the importance of accounting for variation of vector competence over the course of time, as the rank of fitness as judged by vectorial capacity swaps from day to day.

Of course, when competence is required, Mr. Zaccagnino pulls that off too.