Sentence examples for qualifications competence from inspiring English sources

Under the committee's official procedures, only "professional qualifications - competence, integrity and judicial temperament" are to be considered in evaluating judicial candidates.

The only mainstream job that requires no qualifications, competence or ability, mental or physical, is of course that of an MP.

Ministry officials were appointed to their positions based on experience, academic qualifications, competence and good human rights records rather than political affiliations.

Retiring engineers are increasingly being replaced by outsourcing deals with subcontractors, whose qualifications and competence are less rigorously controlled, said Elizabeth Pozzi, an operating technician at the Dampierre nuclear plant, near Orléans, and a local union official.

The Berl family action follows an earlier wrongful death suit against American Made's producers by Purwin's family, in which Berl is claimed to have piloted the plane but "lacked the necessary qualifications, skills, competence, and general sustainability for the flight".

Several HR aspects of EmOC structure are reported in the selected studies, i.e. availability, qualifications and competence.

The majorly identified ECI success factors are timing of ECI application, proper compensation, trust, contractors' qualification, owners' competence, and risk distribution.

Item 2: Did the authors clarify the qualification, or competence of the rater(s) who performed the (index) test?

The responsibility, qualification and competence to perform such a task does not need to be done by one professional only".

The European Social Funds (ESF) are "strengthening competitiveness and employment by...investment in human resources, the development of qualifications and competences, [and] the dissemination of information and communication technologies".

There was no automatic correspondence between qualification and competence: some "qualified staff" remaining inside the formal system with a quasi-academic certificate were incompetent while some very competent staff (having continued to deliver services seen as acceptable by customers through decades of disruption) remained unqualified.