Sentence examples for competence of their from inspiring English sources

Yet perhaps it is the newspapers, for all the polished competence of their investigations, which are living in a bubble.

Outside South Africa, Namibia and Botswana these have an indifferent record, and tend to mirror the competence of their governments.

Whatever the reason for the decline, I am certain it has nothing to do with the girls' overall reading ability, or the competence of their teachers.

While other judges worry about the competence of their peers to make tough calls, Kennedy has a reverence for the work of jurists, and he trusts them to get things right most of the time.

Apart from the immediate human tragedy, such an attack would have dire long-term effects on America's political and social fabric by eroding people's trust in the competence of their government.

They found willing puppets in the Republican party, but alas, they overestimated the competence of their cronies, in relation to the privatization of the Iraq war, the willful negligence in the hunt for bin Laden, and the need for public monies to provide safety and reconnaissance after Katrina.

For the organization, this has the potential benefit that the spectrum of competences of their employees is being diversified and pluralized to a crucial extent.

From a traffic psychological point of view it is important for safe cycling behaviour that parents do not over- or underestimate the traffic competences of their children.

The UK introduced the principle of presumed competences of their officials.

Teachers were impressed with students' competence of developing their individual concept of empathy (Session 6).

More precisely, do apprentices who identify to a greater extent with their occupation or company also achieve higher scores in objective competence tests of their vocational expertise?  .