Sentence examples for competence standing from inspiring English sources
Fictional male detectives in the past have often been robust figures of competence, standing at the centre of the plot, from where they make sense of the incomprehensible, turn chaos into order, join up the clues to find the criminal, restore normality.
Students are provided with whatever opportunities they need to reach those levels of competence representative of doctoral standing.
But they did not object to integration demands of language skills on family-reunified spouses per se, as that would help immigrants by preparing them for education or the labour market – helping them avoid a fate of "standing without competences, hidden away in a ghetto" (Kristensen & Krag, 2010).
Our findings suggest that the current test of competence format does not disadvantage long standing doctors undergoing fitness to practise investigation.
Professor Jeffries has standing in any discussion of the competence and status of blacks: he is a black man and his academic field is black studies.
Earning trust takes time and start-up businesses are operating from a standing start with no history of competence or credibility.
Members of Visible minorities and young nurses responded to workplace conflict by demonstrating competence, seeking support from colleagues, and either ignoring the abuse or standing up for themselves.
She would restore competence to the US government, and begin to repair our damaged standing in the world.
From this study, there is no clear evidence that long standing doctors under investigation are disadvantaged by the test of competence format.
Males obtained significantly higher mean scores for waist girth, aerobic capacity, abdominal curl number, standing long jump, basketball throw, grip strength and the motor competence factor of muscle power.
Standing out among these central dimensions are the patient case mix, the technical competence of the medical and nursing teams, the resources available, and the culture and organisational model.
