Sentence examples similar to lessened competence from inspiring English sources
A strong recovery could lessen Labour's claims to competence and strengthen those of the coalition.
Successfully embedding any such enterprise into contemporary health services will demand a concurrent shift in organisational ethos, such that the implementation of confidentiality frameworks and procedures is seen as a progressive and valid initiative to lessen reliance on individual competences and attitudes.
A transformational leader with significant political competence may find his reach and grasp lessen or even disappear as the political context evolves.
Problems of distance to health services might therefore be lessened by upgrading services at community level, either by increasing skills and competences of VHWs in remote communities to perform effective health promotion and basic treatment, or by increasing the frequency of outreach visits by CHS staff to remote communities.
Finally, through rival product offerings (often at lower prices), customers gain knowledge that improves their competence with the product and thus their ability to demand price concessions and lessen their dependence on the vendor's support efforts.
Findings provide practical ideas on how to lessen the social desirability bias of this type of questionnaires, whilst prioritising the specific aspects of intercultural competence to be measured.
It was our hypothesis that black leaders who are so successful must possess not only impeccable credentials, proven competence and tireless diligence, but also what we call "disarming mechanisms"–physical, psychological or behavioral traits that lessen perceptions of threat, fear, envy or resentment.
