Mr. Moussa stressed firm competence to resolve them: "transparency, determination and good management of the state".
Harper's wonkmates are Britain's David Cameron, New Zealand's John Key and Australia's Julia Gillard – all of whom are the heads of minority governments and all of whom stress managerial competence.
If he wins the nomination, he will presumably then make a play for the centre ground by stressing his competence, his ability to work with Democrats and the fact that his health reform actually happened, whereas Hillary Clinton's flopped.So far, his supporters seem more attracted to his track record than his platform.
When E. coli is subjected to the stresses leading to competence, it produces up to 20% more PHB/PolyP complexes than when growing exponentially [ 17].
He stresses his honesty and competence, Lula's reputed weak points.
By stressing his managerial competence, Giuliani is able to signal that he is like Bush — only more effective.
Romney, the cautious consultant, is pivoting to stress his corporate competence, and is rebranding himself as an Obama-esque change agent, but he will never make the sort of daring break that independent voters will demand if they are going to give the G.O.P. another look.
Accordingly, competence number ten stresses the aims and methods of educational research as well as the interpretation and application of its results as one central curricular focus.
While both constructs aim at the belief in one's ability to master a certain task, perceived competence in SDT stresses the personal meaningfulness and importance of a task from which a person's need satisfaction depends on [ 30].
"We'll pray and we will recommit to core values we stress -- competence, work ethic, citizenship and the idea that failure is not an option," Dr. Bristow said.
