Sentences with phrase «competence issues»

One finding was that the public viewed information security issues such as losing client files or competence issues, such as providing poor advice, more seriously than the profession did.

The Equity & Access Office is also producing a series of short videos on a wide range of cultural competence issues.

The difficult relationship between minimum harmonisation and competence issues has troubled the CJEU for quite some time.

If you're going to discuss competence issues, then, starting from the premise that the ONCA reasons set out everything that's relevant, ask your audience to consider what the first instance result in Sataur v Starbucks 2017 ONCA 1017 tells them.

It may raise more questions than it answers, however, as courts may demand more than mere complaints (especially if they pertain only to competence issues), and any voluntary participation by an applicant in course - work, to show a lack of good character.

Far better for homebirth advocates, though, to portray this as a turf issue rather than a competence issue:

That Buffett or Munger would not buy a tech stock like Google or Apple is a circle of competence issue.

This seems to be more Judge Judy level parsing of words than a competence issue, however the competence issue might be involved too.

In this post I will focus on the competence issue by discussing the particularities of EU constitutional law and the (modest) challenge a ban on the sale of exotic imports such as seal products poses for EU legislative competence.

But also I believe the competence issue that arises on the right to represent oneself refers only to one's mental competence, not one's competence to conduct litigation; i.e. one's mental ability to assist an attorney with the case is the determinant.

Lawyers can no longer practice today without some technology, and refusing to adopt these skills is as much a competence issue as substantive law.

In any event, whether a college must or should choose to treat a single instance of substandard care as being a conduct issue, or a competence issue, may have a serious impact on the number of complaints the college may receive.

That finding highlights, but does not answer, the question whether one instance of substandard care (or «negligent» care) is a matter that a health professions regulatory body in BC must address as either a conduct or competence issue.

Although there's a lot of interesting information in the special issue, the Codger Competence issue is only touched upon indirectly.

Not exact matches

In a statement, leaders will ask the Commission «to examine the need and ways to screen investments from third countries in strategic sectors, while fully respecting members states» competences,» a reference to national sovereignty on the issue.

This one from McMaster University via Coursera is focused more on career issues, and the topics covered sound like a top hits list of common work questions: «Mindshift teaches you essentials such as how to get the most out of online learning and MOOCs, how to seek out and work with mentors, the secrets to avoiding career ruts (and catastrophes) and general ruts in life, and insights such as the value of selective ignorance over general competence.»

I also thought the statement on the Iraq War, issued by outgoing president Bishop William Skylstad and approved by the conference, was a thoughtful teaching exercise in which, as I put it on the First Things website, the bishops «neither exceed their competence nor shirk their responsibility.»

Because I lack the competence (unlike Pete) to do a serious commentary on the current crisis or crises, I thought I'd address the big issue of the (token conservative) replacement for George Will on ABC.

The point is that churches exceed their competence, undermine their credibility, skew their mission, and risk betraying the trust of their people when they turn themselves into political lobbies, promiscuously pronouncing and advocating on almost every policy issue in public dispute.

This view is grounded in the argument advanced by Peter Drucker, the management theorist, that business firms should not decide public issues that are beyond their competence.

Have the churches been squandering their moral authority by pontificating about issues beyond their competence?

One dimension of this development is the increased dialogue between the pastoral counseling movement and the denominations, centering on the issues of accountability and competence.

Regarding the reforms necessary to deal with these issues we stand by the text of our editorial: «The details of any such reform should be left to those with sufficient experience and the requisite competence.»

This interface of affluence - competence and fear distorts public issues.

Talking with ordinary Christian men and women, one discovers that while they do not have the technical competence nor the verbal equipment of the professional theologian, they do raise what in fact are genuine theological issues.

The dangers of naïveté outside his field of competence should not, however, discourage a person from trying to act responsibly on public issues.

There are two issues: «What counts as «competence» in congregational leadership?»

However, the issue of any invitation to tender based on this questionnaire does not imply any representation by Scotland Food & Drink as to your ongoing financial stability, technical competence or ability in any way to carry out the services.

Once more, political issues are economicised and neutralised and the stress is put on credibility and competences.

If Labour does not restore its reputation on the key issue of economic competence, it will forgo the right to be heard on its wider aspirations for a better society.

«The staff people who lack the competence to fix these problems need to be replaced with staff that can do the job,» he said, discussing the issue of the full - time BOE staff, which only begins to touch on the issue of the election day provisional staff who administer voting throughout the city and often commit mistakes.

«I think it does go to the issue of the competence of the party - what on earth are they do selecting people and allowing people like this to be in their party?

«If Labour does not restore is reputation on the key issue of economic competence, it will not earn the right to be heard on its wider aspirations for a better society,» the report warns.

«A worrying aspect that could be counter-productive with regards to fighting the myriad of security challenges confronting the country which Acting IGP Ibrahim Idris promised is the issue of the reversal of the posting of Squadron Commanders and other senior Police officers to strategic positions across the country, a posting that took specialization and competence into consideration» a source said.

This event will explore the crucial issue of how the centre - left in British and European politics can restore its reputation for economic competence drawing on the recent research from Southern Discomfort — One Year On, which identified that Labour has a mountain to climb in winning back voters» trust.

[4] EU citizens also have the right to address the European Parliament, European Ombudsman, and EU agencies directly in their own language, [5] given the issue raised is within its competence.

He also cited section 396 (1) to (3) of the ACJ Act which stipulates that any application challenging the competence of criminal charges could only be considered along with the substantive issues in the case and ruling on it delivered along with the judgment on the entire case.

We can quibble over policy and strategic details: the way in which the debate on immigration is following the welfare debate is becoming divorced from fact; the persistent failure of banking «reform» to get to the fundamental issues; and the possibility that the government's dearth of competence may be a weaker spot than their closeness to fat cat Britain.

Typically though the main factors in voting intention are things like party identification, perceptions of the leaders and the parties's perceived competence on whatever voters see as the important issues of the day.

Tory Defectors in seats we are defending against the Lib Dems have doubts about the party's competence, clarity and values — whereas UKIP voters really are for «none of the above», disliking all three parties, and being interested only in immigration, Europe and defence — though as I found in my previous research, most of those who are attracted to UKIP are not motivated by policy issues at all.

«The law is clear, the court is obliged to determine the issue of jurisdiction first and I am inclined to take the application challenging the competence of this court to entertain the case,» he said.

We need competence in the same way that we take on issues in our different professions.

The falls in Tony Blair's approval ratings and the sharp drop in the Labour party's reputation for competence have both been maintained, but the recovery in the Labour position on most policy issues continued.

Climate change was an issue little discussed by the mainstream media during the election campaign, dominated by questions of economic competence, the NHS and leaders» personalities.

Strategists say the issue of competence is key.

But since then, with Osborne's ill - judged cut in the 50p tax rate always there as evidence, issues of class have combined with questions of competence to make the charge resonate more strongly.

As a lawyer you debate everyday in court so nobody and absolutely nobody can take Nana Addo's competence and ability to debate issues from him so I am surprised that Nana Addo who has taken part in 2008 debates, 2012 debates and has been on almost all platforms in this country campaigning, can be described as avoiding an embarrassing situation,» he said.

But Miliband's party is narrowing the gap on the crucial issue of economic competence and the Labour leader's personal ratings are improving.

Within the numbers there is more bad news for Ed Miliband and Ed Balls on the issue likely to dominate this parliament - the question of economic competence.

Although he insists that he lacks any professional competence to address the issues he raises in the book, he maintains that force of circumstance has compelled him to write.