Sentence examples for grounds of competence from inspiring English sources

That is why he is eschewing an ideological challenge to Corbynism – "I am just as radical as Jeremy"– and making his case on the grounds of competence.

They worry that, once the new rules are in place, they will either be stuck with costly, unproductive workers (see article) or face a flood of lawsuits.In principle, employers should be able to win such cases provided that they can justify the dismissal on grounds of competence.

Balls and Ed Miliband have already decided that they can't assume the coalition will lose the next election on the grounds of economic competence.

The information available prior to selection may be inadequate and there might be a risk that the participants are selected too much on grounds of verbal competence.

This urging covers a lot of ground, encompassing all areas of competence, and expresses the opinion that perpetrators of sex abuse might be held accountable.

We assessed and compared the number of laboratory and radiology requests and correlated the results with the scores participants received from their supervisors for the facet of competence "scientifically and empirically grounded method of working".

This study, in contrast, uses a qualitative grounded theory approach to develop the basis for an alternative theoretical perspective: that of competence.

I guess the bar has been lowered to about six inches from the ground for the Bush administration if making two good appointments constitutes a "display of competence".

Since the nineteenth century, successive tightening of the law on abortion had delineated the field of competence for health practitioners, and abortion trials became the testing ground for the legal re-enforcement of professional competence in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology.

Grounds challenging the competence of counsel lead to a compulsory waiver of privilege and a torrent of inevitable but unattractive reasons from erstwhile counsel previously retained as to why the client was in fact guilty, how troublesome they were, and as to why it is not the advocate's fault but rather that of their client.

For ODI cricket, though, it was felt that his lack of competence against the moving ball, and an inability to find the middle ground between block and bash to maintaining a high strike rate, restricted him.