Sentence examples for competence scope from inspiring English sources

The report noted "the complicated web of different sources of EU foreign policy competence", scope for "disagreements over interpretation" and "tensions among member states and the EU institutions".

Some studies seem to assume that the midwifery workforce across countries has uniform competence, scope of practice, and identity, which is regrettably not the case (5).

An incremental history of legislation and implementation in England [ 42- 47] culminated in 2006 with registered nurses with additional independent prescribing qualifications being authorised to prescribe any licensed medicine, including some Controlled Drugs, for any medical condition within their clinical competence and scope of practice (see Table  1).

To examine the literature pertaining to the risks and supports to competence, a scoping methodology will be utilised.

However, this need implies the collaboration between several actors and tools having remarkably different competences and scopes.

The home secretary should heed the advice of the Council of Europe group of experts on action against trafficking in human beings which suggested that the 'GLA's scope of competence could be further extended to other sectors such as hospitality … and construction'.

Rather, identifying the source and the responsibilities falls within the scope and competence of legal authorities.

In order to produce a reference guidebook adapted to the Lebanese social structure, Lebanon Country Office involved 58 Lebanese experts from different specializations and scope of competence to verify the validity and credibility of the information presented in this book.

High-quality PSE is both influenced by and facilitated by the interaction of several factors that promote competence within a defined scope of practice and within a collaborative, client-oriented health system that reflects local country needs.

20 The framework provides the opportunity to enhance the governance of AP roles in Wales by providing a shared means of introducing role standardisation, transparency and assurance regarding the scope and competence of APs.

The necessary degree of professional autonomy in the performance of their functions and poor delimitation of their scope of competence in some cases led to adjustment problems at some health centres.