Sentence examples for theme of competence from inspiring English sources

Anyway, Mr. Stoiber said, returning to the theme of competence that suits him best, he has run Bavaria since 1993 much better than Mr. Schröder ever ran Lower Saxony.

The Host says "he's no Frank Luntz" while Eliot recalls how Mike Dukakis's theme of "competence" failed to arouse anyone.

Knowing a specific GP and being able to see that GP, and the amount of time available in the consultation were recurrent issues that were deeply intertwined with the two key themes of competence and caring.

In the final weeks of the campaign, his theme of economic competence -- and his relentless criticism of Mr. Schröder's economic policies as having failed -- was repeatedly derailed by events outside his control.

The theme of social competence emerged from the interview content.

Fig. 1 The seven themes of the competence set model.

Theme "Competence of the tutors" (5 statements) On the one hand, the tutors revealed themselves to be critical towards their own wealth of experience and background knowledge compared to medical lecturers.

Three main themes emerged: 1) the lack of competence and clinical skill; 2) cultural beliefs and low participation of family in antenatal care programme; 3) insufficient facilities and skilled support staff in Public Health Centres.

Mr Obama's campaign theme of change began with the restoration of competence, not to mention cleanliness, to the halls of government.

Leaders of the leftist Workers Party called for Mr. Perez's expulsion, while Mr. Malan said "the allocation of budgetary resources has never been a theme of discussion with the I.M.F. and is not within its area of competence".

This theme was interpreted on the basis of two categories: Orientation about the physician's areas of competence and Learning about professional behaviour.