Sentence examples for competences as a from inspiring English sources
Tschöpe (unpublished manuscript 2012) for example has developed an SJT for the measurement of counseling skills among bankers, containing social competences as a major pluri-factoral component.
The academic firm interprets and qualifies a disciplinary (interdisciplinary) variety of the background of its employees (and their competences) as a potential opportunity and asset to perform creatively in knowledge production and knowledge application.
The general deficit in terms of research on social competences has been known about for a long time while the requirements for these competences as a basis for vocational and specialist professionalism are growing.
Nowadays, within our globalized and technological society, the study of foreign languages in general and of English in particular will focus on the development of linguistic and professional communication skills and competences, as a prerequisite for the prospective engineers' choice of career and occupational opportunities.
However, competences as a whole are not directly observable (Grégoire 1997).
Counsellors were given copies of the University College London humanistic competences as a manual for practice, and asked to deliver their counselling accordingly.
What was flattering to Apple in "The Boys on the Bus" was, by and large, its discussion of his competence as a reporter.
The review of education must be based on current ideas as to professional competence, as well as a healthy approach to dissidence through innovative and creative thought processes.
Unionists and the uncommitted concede her competence as a cabinet minister.
Questions about Pioli's competence as a top executive are starting to arise.
The Miers story isn't about ideology, judicial philosophy or even Harriet E. Miers's competence as a lawyer.
