Sentence examples for proving competence from inspiring English sources

It is based on proving competence, not earning credit.

The emphasis is on proving competence in basic skills -- communication, critical and creative thinking, quantitative literacy and collaboration.

She faced a threshold of proving competence that other high-level female political figures have had to face, especially those who might become commander-in-chief; the question "Are you tough enough?" was often directed to her.

These K analyses revealed that our panelists had proven competence and were suitable to form part of the panel.

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.

Black women were especially likely to need to prove and re-prove competence.

Despite proven competence and expertise, imposter syndrome causes people to feel like a complete fraud.

A parent should be able to prove competence in holding a job and being fiscally fit to provide a child's material needs.

Revisionist history teaches that women got the vote by "proving" their competence during the first world war.

Most applicants are too fixated on listing past achievements, proving their competence based on what they've already done, but applications are just as much about the future – so write about that.

In response to this request, the GMC voted in 1999 to extend its regulatory function from breaches of professional conduct in qualified doctors to proving their competence through periodic review of practice (ie revalidation) and re-licensing.