Sentence examples for wide competency from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Putin confounds commentators when he names a low-profile man of wide competency, Mikhail Fradkov, the new prime minister.

The objectives of this study were to map adult ICN training programs throughout Europe; examine what competency based training has been developed for ICN, and review current educational structures and process to enable possible barriers to a Europe-wide competency-based training program to be identified.

Also, this catalogue could be a model for Austria, where no nation-wide competency-based catalogue currently exists.

For Germany, the efforts of the German Medical Faculty Association and the German Medical Association GMAA) to create a Germany-wide competency-based catalogue of learning objectives for undergraduate medical education, will not only define the levels needed to be taught to students but also further the importance of SBT and associated STCs [ 30].

At a minimum, school leaders must connect with their system's Aboriginal Education team to assess their school-wide cultural competency.

Instead of designing future tech with the idea that all people are fully hearing, companies should look to hire deaf employees, engage in company-wide cultural competency training, and adjust their values to reflect a multicultural society.

Table 2 below gives an overview of the wide range of competencies needed.

As a result the ontology can answer a wider range of competency questions than the existing approaches do.

It is inconceivable that that there be a machine that is startlingly good at playing the Imitation Game, and yet unable to do well at any other tasks that might be assigned to it; and it is equally inconceivable that there is a machine that is startlingly good at the Imitation Game and yet that does not have a wide range of competencies that can be displayed in a range of quite disparate areas.

This research supports the need for a multidisciplinary team that covers a wide range of competencies for the delivery of diabetes care.

DO is used to assess a wide variety of competencies, with clinical skills, communication skills, and professionalism being the most readily assessed [ 13].