Sentence examples for recognised competence from inspiring English sources

Article 21 of the human rights convention says candidates "must either possess the qualifications required for appointment to high judicial office or be jurisconsults of recognised competence".

The advert for the job specified that "judges must be of high moral character and either possess the qualifications required for appointment to high judicial office or be juriconsults... of recognised competence".

The only requirement is that candidates be of "high moral character" and either have the qualifications required for high judicial office in their own country, or are lawyers or academics "of recognised competence".

Although diplomats, officials and others who would not qualify for domestic judicial office may be elected to the court so long as they are "jurisconsults of recognised competence" – whatever that may mean – a panel of experts has recently been established to advise states what sort of people they should be putting forward.

Host regulators must recognise the competence of home regulators.With the benefit of hindsight, it seems clear that harmonisation, although quite useful in some areas such as aligning accounting and disclosure standards—holds limited appeal.

While recognising the competence of Member States for their taxation systems, we should step up our efforts to combat tax evasion and tax fraud, so that all contribute their fair share," he said in a statement shortly after his election last year.

Some bodies, such as the Geological Society of London (GSOL), recognise the competence of individual members in a specific field of geological science through their validation as a 'Chartered Geologist' or 'Chartered Scientist'.

Parties agree to recognise the competence of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women to consider complaints "by or on behalf of" individuals or groups who claim their rights under the Convention have been violated.

The Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights is a side-agreement to the Covenant which allows its parties to recognise the competence of the Committee on Economic Social and Cultural Rights to consider complaints from individuals.

29 The roles within the team, how to support each other and communicate in order to recognise all competence in the team was discussed according to the targets for training (box 1).

Blair recognised both her competence and the useful potential of her likeable personality.