Sentence examples for to the competence from inspiring English sources

Pyatov's nervous error contrasted markedly to the competence and confidence to that point of Wiese.

"Passing the bar exam does not equate to the competence to provide legal service".

There are no limits to the competence of an ecumenical council, but the pope must approve its decrees.

This indicates that achieving turnarounds in poor performance will be particularly difficult in the UK where policy-makers imply that most of the variation in performance is down to the competence of the school staff and the school's "effectiveness".

Not being an international lawyer, I have no idea what it means to give one court "exclusive competence" — another way of saying exclusive jurisdiction — but then to add that that statement is "without prejudice" to the competence of another court.

The contents of a royal tumulus (an artificial hillock or mound over a grave) burial at Gordium testify to the competence of Phrygian craftsmanship in other materials, including glass.

Attempting to restore the competence to EPCs should be a priority in the future.

The country needs to show the competence and understanding to get it right.

According to the Barometer, the transition to the competence-based school requires comprehensive revision of the contents and working methods of the school.

According to the competence-based view (Teece et al. 1997), the innovative behavior of some companies aimed at finding distinctive features from their competitors, which can generate a differentiation strategy, arises from the ability to introduce continuously product and process innovations.

The available answers are defined according to the competences and skills that the patients and caregivers should acquire.