Sentence examples for of competence to from inspiring English sources

Unconsciously, I transferred my assumptions of competence to (among others) people who worked in government.

On particular religious questions, I don't find it in my area of competence to make answers.

At their heart were plans for a slimmed-down board of 11 directors with "high standards of competence" to oversee its running.

Another is that councils will be given a new "general power of competence" to act as they think fit in the interest of their residents, rather than having to rely on powers specifically conferred from the centre.

According to diplomats, Mr. Karzai also intended other cabinet appointments to send a message that he plans to act decisively, after seven years in power, to bring new levels of competence to a government that is widely disparaged across the country.

Among their schemes were granting a "general power of competence" to local councils to improve their neighbourhoods (though it is hard to envisage many of them being imaginative enough to exploit it), and new mechanisms to let councils retain the tax benefits of local business growth and new housing.Voters would also enjoy new powers under the Tory plans.

"This whole delay in the Pagoda Project is really due to the planning department's lack of competence to make a decision and get work done," Mr. Sarachan wrote, referring to a proposed building that he said would be the greenest in Berkeley.

Javidan (1998, 62) uses the concept of competence to refer to the combining and coordinating of capabilities cutting across functions.

In spite of this reference, very few frameworks of competence to become and to be an expert digital scholar have been elaborated.

British Chambers of Commerce: "We believe this balance of competences to be broadly appropriate.

Roland Rudd, chairman of Business for New Europe, said: "This important review, which was thorough and comprehensive, showed the overall balance of competences to work well for Britain.