An important predictor of how much effort will be spent on the education of a child is the assumption of what that child may achieve: present participation is projected into the future and compared with the vision of capabilities, competences and abilities of a responsible, happy and healthy citizen.
When have so many Americans had so clear a sense that a Presidency has — at the levels of competence, vision, and integrity — undermined the country and its ideals?
The result of the interaction between the lack of vision or competence on the Democratic side and anti-tax fervor and destructive tendencies on the Republican side is the debt ceiling deal which was recently passed.
This school also had a more explicit vision of the goal of competence-based education and could design its assessments in accordance with these goals.
Sadly, he turned out to be little more than an outsize village chief, adept at staying in power, but with no vision and a deep distrust of competence.
There is no proof of competence, let alone vision.
The discussion group acknowledged that the Sendai Framework addresses the necessity of clear vision plans, competence, and guidance and coordination within and across sectors, as well as participation of relevant stakeholders.
Similar to work of the vision and competence project team, these systems have been examined to identify the principles and core elements of quality assurance that are unlikely to vary by culture.
Then Iraq made me incandescent, and subsequent leaders sad for a want of vision and basic competence.
The gap between the SNP's "competence, consensus and vision" of its first 100 days, and the de facto and de jure condition of Scottish independence, is not so yawing as some past secretaries of state for Scotland might think.
