The home secretary should heed the advice of the Council of Europe group of experts on action against trafficking in human beings which suggested that the 'GLA's scope of competence could be further extended to other sectors such as hospitality … and construction'.
The district republics would deal with issues in their own realm of life and competence, choosing delegates to elect the succeeding level of representatives with broader responsibilities and a wider scope of competence.
In order to produce a reference guidebook adapted to the Lebanese social structure, Lebanon Country Office involved 58 Lebanese experts from different specializations and scope of competence to verify the validity and credibility of the information presented in this book.
The necessary degree of professional autonomy in the performance of their functions and poor delimitation of their scope of competence in some cases led to adjustment problems at some health centres.
Why does Judge Jones's court have the authority to decide the scientific standing of intelligent design, something that would otherwise seem to be outside the scope of legal competence?
The result of these studies have broaden the scope of strategic competence beyond a set of metacognitive strategies.
However, if a study appears to be relevant and there is no specific evidence that it was improperly designed or executed, suspicions generated by conflicts of interest are within the scope of jury competence.
Suppose further that Regina also lacks authority to implement, or to adjudicate on the basis of, any law which exceeds the scope of her legislative competence.
These penalties and rewards should address the social goals of confining clinicians' scope of practice to areas of competence and punishing low quality care.
Some studies seem to assume that the midwifery workforce across countries has uniform competence, scope of practice, and identity, which is regrettably not the case (5).
