Sentence examples for seated competence from inspiring English sources
Sosa (2007, 95) responds that Morris still deserves "partial credit," even though his success in believing the truth is primarily attributable to a "socially seated competence" embodied in the people involved in the testimonial chain.
he was seated in a luxury box at KeySpan Park, the home of the Cyclones, inspecting his charges, who were displaying competence beyond their classification while drubbing the Vermont Expos.
Most observers agree that the new appointees owe their seats to professional competence and hard work, not political connections.In sum, the police will be more accountable; criminal procedures should be improved and, not least, speeded up; and executive influence on the courts should diminish.
He urged colleges to value demonstrated competence over "seat time".
Wisconsin, for example, with its UW Flexible Option, is offering progression on the basis of assessing competence rather than seat time, with students receiving guidance from a personal academic success coach.
But she said she still had to demonstrate interest and competence to get a seat on the board, which she did in her late 20s after paid and unpaid work with various grant-making charities and nonprofit organizations.
The award may prove embarrassing for Mr Diamond's critics in America's Congress, who have so far refused to nod through his nomination for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board, after expressing concerns about his competence.
Pollsters such as Deborah Mattinson found in focus groups in swing seats such as Harlow, Essex, that Labour's reputation for economic competence was "in tatters".
Used to measure competence and performance of the airline, load factor is the percentage of seats filled by revenue passengers.
