Sentence examples for competences of from inspiring English sources

The median scores on relevance of the key competences demonstrated that all the key competences of all the different roles were rated as relevant.

Reforms of 1767 and 1773-1775 transomered some competences of the sejm to the commissions of elected delegates.

Mechanics and mathematics are key competences of Russia.

The competences of the constitutional court cannot be changed overnight".

For years, criminal law and policing, for example, have been core competences of national governments.

Tusk also proposed: To declare that members of the eurozone will "respect the rights and competences of the non-participating member states" as they make decisions.

This change "does not increase the competences" of the union, according to a draft of the summit conclusions — a sentence aimed at excluding the necessity for referendums.

This view emphasizes the specification and judicial protection of the different competences of the political system and of constitutionally entrenched rights by a constitutional court.

When asked about this, he starts his replies by conceding that abortion is not one of the legal competences of the European Union.

The major competences of Kolor SAS lie in the sphere of panoramic viewing and virtual reality.

This is particularly evident if we look at the competences of the European regional governments.