Sentence examples for governing competence from inspiring English sources

But party interest is preventing George Osborne from adopting a plan for jobs and growth: this would undermine the Conservatives' central political claim that the only measure of governing competence is willingness to implement deep and immediate spending cuts.

The third wheel on this clown car is a center-left party that might have actually demonstrated some governing competence, but which now may have to do business with its antithesis, Berlusconi, in order to head off a re-vote that could result in a landslide for Grillo, Bloomberg writes.

In particular, the perceived governing competence of candidates and political parties often weighs heavily on voters' choices.

Combinatorial epithelial expression of pitx2 and shh appears to govern the competence both of initial tooth sites and future tooth rows.

As a consequence, analyzing the basal expression of immunity genes shortly after a blood meal could help identify elements that govern vector competence and clarify the level of synergy among immunity and digestive processes.

However, while BMP and LIF signalling can drive astrocyte differentiation in glial-competent NPCs, their limited capacity to do so in early NPCs suggests that other intrinsic factors govern glial competence.

Anyone who has been able to win a national party's nomination is likely to have a reasonable level of competence for governing (or, at least, an ability to choose and listen to advisers who have such competence).

The regulatory system governing genetic competence has been studied rather thoroughly in the gram-positive model organism Bacillus subtilis (Dubnau 1999; Hamoen et al. 2003; Spizizen 1958).

Islamists have generally fared well in elections, but because of emotional appeal rather than competence in governing.

Ms Sturgeon also promised to govern Scotland with "competence, energy, commitment, imagination and vision".

Obama managed to convince the middle that he would govern differently with more competence and less partisanship.