Of course, even in jurisdictions which have granted competence to defendants, the prosecution may decline to cross-examine.
This research is supported by a Department of Science and Technology Centre of Competence Grant, an SA Medical Research Council SHIP grant, and a CSIR Parliamentary Grant, all to M.M.M., and M.M.M. is a Chan Zuckerberg Investigator of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
For this, he proposes that the Commission come forward with guidelines to help authorities and companies define such presence and that the DigiTax committee be granted additional competences to those given to it by the Commission to better oversee the observing of the rules and help member states to share information.
This work was supported by grant BMBF rheumatology competence network No. 01 GI 9950; project number C-3.4.
The Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which entered into force in late 2009, grants the Union competence over foreign direct investment through its common commercial policy power.
The reservation of national competence granted by Article 21(4) of the Regulation has been used by Member States as a legal shield to protect their national interests in the scope of merger operations with an EU dimension.
We are of opinion that the appellants ask of this Court what is beyond its competence to grant.
Supported by a grant of the BMBF (competence network rheumatism) to IM.
The public perceives their competence and grants them responsibilities not given to other members of society.
I always took John's competence for granted, but looking back, on Z Cars for example, there were casts of 50 with 40-odd sets, going out live after one day's rehearsal, week after week.
In The Children Act he describes Fiona Maye trying to "place an accent" in a fellow barrister, a familiar and deeply English habit: "A touch of cockney, a fainter trace of west country – the confident voice of a man who took his own competence for granted, well used to giving orders.
