Sentences with phrase «all about competence»

In the end, George, this is about competence.

«And I think that, you know with George, he really cared about competence,» he added.

For the hard - pressed entrepreneur, trying to absorb and act on this constant stream of new data can result in «burnout» — what the internationally recognized Mayo Clinic describes as «a state of emotional or mental exhaustion combined with doubts about your competence and the value of your work.»

A solid plan reassures them about the competence of the entrepreneur and provides an objective yardstick for measuring progress and testing initial assumptions.

But behind the negativity are real concerns about competence, corruption, and accountability.

Washington, Madison, Adams, Franklin, Jefferson, and the other founders were adamant about the competence» meaning both the authority and capacity» of the people to govern themselves.

The current debate is about competence, and it takes social structure for granted.

Did Moses in fact enter the arena, so to speak, with Pharaoh's magicians» This we have no reason to doubt; but we should at the same time be skeptical about our competence to reconstruct with any historical precision the actual external details of the original contest.

It's not about popularity it's about competence.»

What I'm getting it is not about his competence or my belief in his skills, but about my perception the PR - spin.

I realize that you think our midwives are well trained, and perhaps they are when compared to CPMs, but I disagree with you about their competence.

The cheap sell - off also raises questions about the competence of Robert Chote, chairman of the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR), which arrived at the projected income.

This contest is not about competence.

The failure to nail this argument allowed doubts to arise about our competence.

(And if the election really was about competence, then voters apparently thought Dukakis's opponent, George H. W. Bush, was more qualified.)

Shadow disability minister Kate Green said: «This scathing criticism of the government's chaotic handling of PIP leaves serious questions about competence at Department for Work and Pensions.

(And if the election really was about competence, then voters apparently thought

«This election has to be about competence, not about politics.»

About 79 % of persons appointed to various positions by our Presidents are people they have no knowledge about their competence, incompetence and general attitude, they are fixed there through manipulations by the various lobbyist groups in our parties, friends, cronies, family members, party executives etc to serve their parochial interests and these are the people who spearhead corruption in our public institutions.

Elections are usually about competence, so it was significant in April 2007 that Brown trounced David Cameron in terms of his experience (in one poll Brown was ahead of Cameron by 83 per cent to 7 per cent).

He talks a lot about competence.

«If you come to look at the pedigree of Mr. Martin Amidu, I have no doubt at all about his competence and his courage to perform,» he told Ghanaweb.

Earlier this week, three of the Department of Correction's top officials resigned amid questions about their competence.

Even though some men are not so smart, they still get to occupy very high positions in society but once a woman ascends to high office, a litany of questions are asked about her competence and qualification.

All of you guys have never ever come near the presidency and you stand there and say incompetent Mahama administration... What do you know about competence?»

For Fierro, the Virginia forensic pathologist, the coroner - versus - medical - examiner debate is fundamentally about competence.

Offhand and off - color remarks about my competence and the competence of others flow from SciZ's mouth.

The authors of When I'm 64 write: «There is ample evidence to suggest that negative expectations and stereotypes about the competence of older adults pervade Western culture.»

«Work is a setting where typically everything is about competence.»

This does not give me warm fuzzies about the competence of the law school dropout that put together this fine document.

If you have some doubts about our competence, you can find many positive reviews from our regular clients.

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After emailing her late evening, I promptly got a phone call from her the next morning and immediately got a good feeling about her competence and desire to provide me with great service.

Everybody can learn about the competence of the other.

I doubt Will could find any «ice age» nonsense even in entertainment publications, after the Science article debunked the idea — til the ozone - CFC debate came along and the mythmaking started about the competence of the climatologists, anyhow.

There was «Climategate», the leak from the University of East Anglia of compromising email discussions between climate researchers; questions about the provenance of reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC); concerns about the competence of IPCC chair, Rajendra Pachauri; and the failure to find a successor to the Kyoto Protocol in Copenhagen.

If I start to worry either about the competence or the basic honesty of the experimenter, then my antennae go up.

«By contrast, participants had little to say about the competence of scientists.

What I don't get though is why behaviour like sceintists e-mailing each other about the competence or quality of a competitors research is seen to be unusual or unexpected, I would expect this in any field of science.

Last year, for example, I wrote about the cloud having come into its own, about competence in legal technology becoming a necessity, about mobile becoming the driving force in tech development, about practice management becoming mainstream, and about technology helping to fill the access - to - justice shortfall.

Let's say expert is very professional, experienced and nobody has doubt about his competence and etc..

Last year, for example, I wrote about the cloud having come into its own, about competence in legal technology becoming a necessity, about mobile becoming -LSB-...]

Women have all the burdens that men face plus additional obstacles and challenges that befall only women: disproportionate family obligations, exclusion from business and leadership opportunities, and gender stereotyping that creates negative assumptions about their competence and commitment.

There must be some questions about the competence of that decision.»

The report doesn't have much to say about this option, beyond observing that the ramifications for such a move would include public doubts about the competence of new lawyers and renewed scrutiny of the law's self - governing status.

Men may then judge a woman's questions the same way and discount her opinion or make assumptions about her competence.

Finally, if you have any misgivings about the competence of your counselor after your first visit, don't feel obligated to continue.

It should be all about competence, knowledge and hard work - but dressing the part has its benefits in the long run.

From the CV you hopefully submit to a potential employer, to your choice of clothing for the interview, people will make assumptions about your competence based on your looks.

Recognize direct and indirect signals that people are giving you about your competence, skills, character and commitment.