Sentence examples for competences not only from inspiring English sources

In operationalizing the indicators of teacher competences, a focused group discussion was conducted by the panel of experts to assess the appropriateness of each indicator of four teacher competences not only with respect to its transparency and relevance but also in terms of the appropriateness of locating them in the right perspective measures.

The commission and the European Parliament would gain some competence not only in serious cross-border crimes but, possibly, in criminal law in general.

The increasing availability of new technologies in an ever more digitalized world has gained momentum in practically all spheres of life, making technology-related skills a key competence not only in professional settings.

Concerning this point, we aimed at validating the model of strategic competence not only by analyzing the written scripts of GPT but also test takers' cognitive processes through GT approach.

In addition, we believe it is imperative at this stage to include PLPs in the search for solutions that would promote social competence not only in health professionals, but also in healthcare organizations.

People will anticipate better work from you if you are able to show competence, not only through your work, but through the way you present yourself.

Cultural Competence should not only reflect competence in delivering interventions to culturally diverse populations but also the development of interventions to engage and help recovery where existing models of treatment are ineffective or lead to non-adherence.

A replication-study in which the domain-specific analytical problem-solving competence covers not only troubleshooting a programmable logic controller (software) but also include troubleshooting in hardware (e.g., broken conductors and faulty sensors or actuators).

Focusing on social competence, socialization not only inside but also outside the family and its cultural background must be considered based on the social learning theory [ 2].

In Poland and Lithuania difficulties with acquiring organisational and educational competences are related not only to vocational training in family medicine.

"High standards of competence are necessary not only because of the importance and complexity of housing, but also because of the money involved," the report states.