Sentence examples for for their competence from inspiring English sources
"Letta has chosen his women ministers for their competence alone".
You should appoint people for their competence, not because you need them to reach quotas.
Poorly negotiated contracts mean that teachers are neither appointed nor rewarded for their competence.
Where politicians actually serve the interests of their people, and where deputies are chosen for their competence and integrity, not for their religious affiliations.
"When we first started, there was enormous resistance," Mr. Schiltknecht added, "but in the meantime, the size of boards is being reduced, members are chosen for their competence, and they have accepted the idea of shareholder value".
They need to be selected for their competence rather than their seniority, and then kept in their jobs long enough for them to master the intricacies of their ministries.
If participants are slowing appropriately at the edge of their competence, then for questions that participants chose to answer on the first round, slower decisions (to answer) should be associated with lower accuracy relative to faster decisions.
The apprentices are aware that there are 60 goals for which their competence and knowledge was below the level they considered necessary; however, they state that in general, they have competencies that relate to the goals (of 704 possible answers to Q2 in the survey, 32 are ticked as 1).
"These nations are asking for their own competence and for the ramp-up of their own industries".
But, given the large number of institutions responsible for teacher preparation and the fact that the majority of their staff were necessarily recruited for their teaching competence rather than for their high academic qualifications, much of the teaching of educational principles tended to become out-of-date and secondhand.
Although sportswomen are frequently portrayed in the nude, in swimsuits or in lingerie, they draw less media attention for their athletic competence than their male counterparts.
