Sentence examples for got competence from inspiring English sources
[TEXT -- IN THE "GOT MILK?" FONT:] "Got Competence?" -- or maybe use Newt Gingrich's suggestion: "Had Enough?" [FADE-IN] Colorful lettering appears (perhaps with logo and website info as well), centered on screen.
You know, I just don't spend that much time on him". [CUT] "I truly am not that concerned about him". [TEXT AT BOTTOM:] Date of press conference, "3/13/02" [STILL PHOTO:] New York Times headline: "C.I.A. Closes Unit Focused on Capture of bin Laden". [TEXT AT BOTTOM:] Date of article, "7/4/06" [TEXT -- IN THE "GOT MILK?" FONT:] "Got Competence?" [TEXT:] "The Democratic Party.
The idea was both to get competence and to break the link with money.
He added: "We've got to get competence back in the Department of Corrections, but the first and most important thing to me is get those folks out of my house.
Competence also is really important because mentors and your network can open a door and get you a job interview, but unless you've got that competence, you're not going to be able to get the job or hold the job.
Because the screening is often the first contact migrants have with the Swedish health care system, it is vital that nurses who screen migrants get appropriate training and develop competence, to avoid high expectations and a poor image that could impede future utilization (23).
"Anything he touches, you know you are going to get incredible competence and thoroughness and a great evaluator's touch.
While the commission's technical services were fighting an unrealistic battle to get treaty competence for education, Delors and Lamoureux were adamant that education systems should be national responsibilities.
Where are they supposed to get this competence?
Immigration was "an enormous opportunity rather than a threat", he said, "but the problem is that people's fears of immigration get substantially worse if they feel that the system isn't working, so what we're trying to do here is to say you've got to combine competence with fairness.
