Sentence examples for competence taking from inspiring English sources
The Iraqi Army units in Tal Afar had been watching McMaster's men carefully, and were showing signs of competence, taking the lead in small operations, learning to win the trust of local civilians, and often proving more adept than the Americans at securing good intelligence.
The way things are shaping up, we may find that over the next 10 months, the coalition's reputation for economic competence takes a serious knock.
Nine months later the Republicans' reputation for competence took a further lashing, when Hurricanes Katrina and Rita hit the Gulf Coast.Much of the bile heaped on Mr Bush over Katrina was unfair.
The diagram presents how social competence takes shape in the context of person-centred care.
The full assessment instrument can be seen in Additional file 1. Forty-five physicians with three different levels of echocardiographic competence took part in this sub-study; 15 interns (novices), 15 cardiology residents in their first to third year of cardiology training (intermediates), and 15 consultant echocardiographers (experts).
Figure 2 presents detailed estimates of current and desired performance as regards single competences taking the example of EPHO 7 (assuring a competent public health and personal health care workforce).
Data collection was within the individual national expert's competence, thereby taking advantage of experience in the matter as well as language competence.
The paper focuses on non-language-majoring students' communicative competence development, taking into account ambiguity tolerance as an explanatory factor of foreign language learning.
Non native speakers of English wishing to study at tertiary level in English speaking countries are increasingly required to prove their English language competence by taking an internationally recognised test such as the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and the International English Language Testing Systems IELTSS).
Knowing the limits of one's own competence and taking advanced training are also subsumed under this principle.
Competence assessment taking the real-life situation as a starting point, containing the necessary information appropriate to the child's level of development, provides the best basis.
