Instead Brown may play a longer game and gamble that a Tory minority administration making unpopular spending cuts during a double-dip recession will rapidly lose support, raising the prospect of fighting an autumn election with his record for economic competence intact.
In knocking Mr Miliband, for example, top Tories hope to find a precedent in the 1992 election, when John Major, a respected, but not loved, Tory leader, with a similarly robust record for economic competence as Mr Cameron has, scored a last-ditch win over a similarly reviled Labour leader, Neil Kinnock.
UNICEF Technical Questionnaire for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICE UNICEF Supply Division purchases only from manufacturers with a proven record of competence, knowledge and experience.
My record of competence isn't great.
North (2000) said that the CEFR is "a common European metric for recording language competence" and that "the motivation for a common framework (or metric) is more pragmatic, more socio-political than academic" (p. 4).
Diversity as a goal is discriminatory, not only against a color blind society, but also against teachers who should be chosen for competence and outstanding records.
SESSIONS: Well, fundamentally, you don't want a nominee who is a one issue person, but you're looking for competence, integrity, a proven record, people that have the ability and judgment to serve on the court.
Behavioural migraine management therapists had training that included study of and examination on elements of the treatment protocol, role playing of each therapy session until competence had been demonstrated, and treatment of training cases that were tape recorded for supervision until competence was demonstrated.
The Bahraini regulators have also earned a reputation for competence and impartiality, whereas the Emirates' record has been distinctly patchy.
