Sentence examples for competence to address from inspiring English sources
I am for the candidate who has the vision, skills and competence to address these issues.
This reflects poorly on the University and its competence to address sexual abuse on campus.
"Microsoft Will Test Justices Prowesss" (June 4) asked whether the Supreme Court justices have the technical competence to address the Microsoft antitrust case.
Jo Stevens, shadow prisons minister, said: "It is absolutely vital that HM Inspectorate of Prisons is able to produce reports with total independence free from any interference or influence … This shocking inspection report raises huge questions about the Ministry of Justice's competence to address the worsening Tory prison crisis".
Otherwise, ways must be found giving EU MS the necessary competence to address risks for endangered and protected species before GMOs are commercially placed on the market.
They display Mr. Trump's confusing the capacity to make controversial statements with the competence to address and solve "controversial issues".
They refer to 'the firm's ability to integrate, build and reconfigure internal and external competences to address rapidly changing environment' (ibid, p. 516).
Thus, generalists most likely need a wide range of skills and training in public health competences to address a number of changing and perhaps disparate conditions or issues, while specialists may not.
The efforts reported here can be informative to other institutions by exemplifying an integrated top-down/bottom-up process of strategic planning that ensures that a department's degree programmes meet current needs and that students graduate with the competences to address those needs.
Here we are using bioinspired design motifs to create composite biomaterials able to improve cell bioactivity and mechanical competence in order to address mechanistic and translational challenges.
Governments need to support the development of indigenous competence in order to address the shortage of local expertise.
