Sentence examples for governing competencies from inspiring English sources

No progress on a standard was scored 0, 1-251-25%ompliscored was scored 1, 26-50% was scored 2, 51-75% was scored 3, and 76-100% was scored 4. Individual members used two self-assessment instruments, one based on the four practices of effective governance, and the other based on their governing competencies.

PPHCCs improved their governance score on average by 13.2% and 18.5% using two different scales (one based on roles and responsibilities and the other on governance standards), and individual PPHCC members improved their governance score on average by 6.7%and9.7%7%, also using two different scales (one based on governing practices and the other on governance competencies).

Also, he claims that the deliberative features of large governing bodies improve competency, since "men's wits are too obtuse to get straight to the heart of every question, but by discussing, listening to others, and debating, their wits are sharpened" (9/14).

NYVAC was derived from Copenhagen strain by the precise deletion of 18 open reading frames encoding functions involved in the pathogenicity of the virus as well as in host-range regulatory functions governing the replication competency of the virus on cells derived from certain species, including human and mouse [17].

Japan is a democracy so does not face quite the same pressures, but there is a similar sense of the bankruptcy of the legitimacy and competency of the governing elites, and all of this is set against a difficult economic climate.

In many countries, effective competency training is required as part of the regulations governing the use of radioactivity.

Discusses the laws governing salvage.

It has no governing philosophy.

"Jihadist groups are governing territory.

"They are tough for governing".

It's governing.