Sentence examples for the question of competence from inspiring English sources

"The problem of interdisciplinary work is the question of competence," Beer says.

"The question of competence does not necessarily, in my view, require the testimony of every human being who came into contact with Brooke Astor in the latter years of her life".

"At Harvard, they are made to feel they contribute more than the money".Then there is the question of competence: whereas American universities manage their money professionally, the British record is more mixed.

This raised the question of competence and trust.

A commission spokesman said: "Rosemary Butler, the presiding officer, has received confirmation from the attorney general to indicate that following a discussion with the counsel general the question of competence regarding the Official Languages Bill will not be referred to the Supreme Court".

9. Criteria for selection: the criteria for selection are an important issue both from an ethical and process-related perspective as it raises the questions of competence and appropriateness.

Spitzer's progressivism, distilled a certain way, is a will to competence, which raises the question of whether competence can be willed.

An Ipsos Mori poll this weekend has the Tories ahead of Labour on the question of economic competence – a finding that has to be reversed.

And yet, without denying Giuliani his achievements in New York, the question of his competence is far from settled, even as it pertains to his handling of the terrorist attacks themselves.

Aside from the question of his competence to call a game of this magnitude, the Canadians were concerned about Rønning following an earlier game in the tournament he officiated between Canada and the United States.

Pressed later on the question of Corbyn's competence, she said: "It's about much more than that.