Its competence on economic policy still is.
This reflects poorly on the University and its competence to address sexual abuse on campus.
The growth and development of any organization depend on the availability of an appropriate workforce, on its competences and level of effort in trying to perform the tasks assigned to it [ 26, 27].
First put before a court-martial, he refused to recognize its competence and insisted on his right as a peer to be tried by the upper chamber.
The favorable role of the polyoxyethylene chain size is remarked, through its specific conformation and its alkaline cations sequestration competences on the yields of cyanoethylation, but also the beneficial influence of phase-transfer catalysts in the total acid hydrolysis step.
The tribunal will ultimately be judged on its competence and fairness in this case.
The civil war among Brexit campaigners intensified as Vote Leave was hit by two high-profile resignations and a rival organisation launched a scathing attack on its competence.
It has taken separation out of the political equation and allowed the SNP to function as a party which is judged on its competence or otherwise as a governing party in a devolved legislature.
The last has played a large role in raising questions about Republican proposals to repeal and replace Obamacare, leading to a furious White House assault on its competence.
