Sentence examples for competencies shared from inspiring English sources

And for good measure, we took on one of the trickiest competencies shared with us by our GlassLab Teacher Network: The English Language Arts skill of Argumentation.

Mesquita and Lazzarini (2009) found three core benefits SMEs derive in their location; complementary competencies, shared knowledge and collaboration with other enterprises in utilizing common resources.

Mr President, Commissioner, subsidiarity and proportionality are binding rules of a constitutional nature which regulate the exercise of competencies shared between the Community and the Member States.

NETI Competencies The competencies for the NETI Programme reflect the organisation's core values and the effective work behavior competencies shared by all UNICEF staff, and aim to achieve excellent performance.

Proximity may be geographic, reflecting the physical degree of closeness, or organisational, reflecting similarity in thinking styles, training or educational background, competencies, shared experiences or common informal knowledge [ 10, 17].

There is general agreement on the concepts of GH competencies, sharing of lessons learned, and collaborations, in medical school and residency [ 28- 32].

It is also worth pointing out the accurate analysis of the difficulty inherent in the lack of a clear line distinguishing exclusively Community competencies from shared competencies.

We address this important preoccupation within the Adaptive Semantic Web framework by pretesting MOOC learners on their actual competencies within a shared competency model to form sub-groups with differentiated learning scenarios.

When we spoke to Peter Altmaier, a senior official in Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrat party, he admitted that mistakes had been made: "You have to know Germany is a federal state, and competencies are shared and divided between federal and state levels... and because we have drawn the lessons from the Nazi dictatorship, we have very limited powers of police and security institutions.

The experts saw establishing a relationship with the woman as an important professional competency for shared decision-making.

In pursuit of this goal, there have been efforts to determine the competencies needed for shared decision-making in clinical practice [ 13, 14], along with attempts to teach and assess these competencies in medical students, doctors in training, and senior clinicians [ 15- 19].