Sentence examples for competences for from inspiring English sources

The church, so recently persecuted, was now suddenly showered with favours: the construction of magnificent churches (Rome, Constantinople), donations and grants, exemptions from decurial duties for the clergy, juridical competences for the bishops, and exceptional promotions for Christian officials.

It's not just that it would have meant a whole new bureaucracy, with rules and competences for the euro-zone countries being incorporated directly into the EU treaty… …it would have changed the nature of the EU strengthening the euro zone without balancing measures to strengthen the single market.

Oser & Volery (2014) have formulated 50 start-up competences for young entrepreneurs.

Cloud-based software architectures introduce more complexity and require new competences for migration, maintenance, and evolution.

Better understanding of SW can enhance cooperative competences for the HW design team.

Learning and knowledge building have become critical competences for people in the knowledge society era.

The Tuning competences are the ones defined for Latin America and the IPMÁs are international competences for project management.

Motivated, academic individuals working at the universities must be the initiating partners by educating and recruiting people with relevant competences for participating in the platforms.

In sectors such as agriculture, populated mostly by family-run business, competences for dealing with complex managerial tasks as such may, frequently, be missing.

The creation of e-learning systems that enable systematic application of retention enhancement methodologies constitutes an important contribution to the information management axis of the core-competences for medical education [ 52] and may improve students ability to learn and retain the factual knowledge network required for effective clinical reasoning [ 27].

A questionnaire was created after translation of the "Tuning Project Learning Outcomes/Competences for Undergraduate Medical Education in Europe" [ 5].