Sentence examples for competences to from inspiring English sources

British Chambers of Commerce: "We believe this balance of competences to be broadly appropriate.

Roland Rudd, chairman of Business for New Europe, said: "This important review, which was thorough and comprehensive, showed the overall balance of competences to work well for Britain.

Some said it was merely about putting into UK law the equivalent of the German constitutional court ruling on the Lisbon treaty, which set limits on the transfer of national competences to the EU.

The tragedy is that when things don't work in Europe – and they often do not – the reaction of most people is to call for competences to be brought "back home".

Instead, the first batch of results suggests the so-called "balance of competences" to be about right – which is good news for Britain but rather less so for David Cameron.

But O'Donnell clears Labour of a conspiracy to mislead, saying: "Policy was progressively developed that HMG should do all it could, whilst respecting devolved competences, to facilitate an appeal by the Libyans to the Scottish government for Megrahi's release under the prisoner transfer agreement or release on compassionate grounds as the best outcome for managing the risks faced by the UK".

The main competences to be achieved were: 1.

C tends to complement the team with partners that bring missing competences to the new venture.

The competences to fund the commercialization of regenerative medicine are poorly established in Finland.

Besides, the subject's Syllabus related each competences to its learning activities and learning results (Table 1).

Modern tendencies in engineering education set certain requirements on the competences to be obtained.