Sentences with phrase «general competence»

If the run game can at least reach general competence and mediocrity, the passing game will have a chance to thrive.

This study aims at discovering the relevance of general competence of Turkish and Arab learners who have an A1 level of English proficiency in preparatory school of University of Turkish Aeronautical Association (UTAA) to their speaking skill in terms of syntax by analyzing the recordings of speaking exams in the first semester.

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.»

Furthermore, as pointed out earlier, there are many kinds of ability; no single measure of general competence suffices for the ranking of students.

REALTORS ® should strive to minimize the likelihood of disagreements through professional practice, including adherence to the Code of Ethics, understanding and respect for the law, and general competence in all transactions undertaken.

Furthermore the College submitted that «competence» in s. 33 (6)(a) of the HPA refers to general competence of a registrant and does not extend to any single isolated case of improperly performed professional services such as the matter raised by the Complainant (para. 42).

I am therefore delighted that this Bill contains provision for a power of general competence.

Asked about Flanagan's position as a potential leader, in the event of a change, Senate Republican spokesman Scott Reif emailed Capital an exquisitely nondescript statement on the senator's general competence: «John Flanagan is an outstanding member of this chamber and an asset to the entire Senate Republican Conference.

Amid the 1294 statutory duties placed on local authorities, there is a new «power of general competence», part of the government's localism - with - no - cash prospectus.

This last point doesn't only mean that you have to prove your general competence as a scientist; it also means you have to have a strong research plan that the reviewers are persuaded you can execute.

This last point not only means you have to prove your general competence as a scientist; it also means you have to have a research plan that the reviewers are persuaded you can execute.

Verbal scores are reliable indexes to general competence, life chances, and civic participation.

The diesel engines in the 5 Series are truly impressive all - rounders, making them our range choice despite the general competence of the petrols.

The suspension has been retuned for 2004, though it's hard to tell how much that had to do with the general competence of the test car, as it had a sports package that added big 17 - inch tires and wheels and its own suspension settings.

That speaks not only to the bulletproof reputation the LS has rightfully earned over the decades, but also the general competence of this current model.

While the popularity of the traditional, large luxury sedan has waned slightly in recent years, thanks to the rise of the Tesla Model S, luxury 3 - row SUVs and the general competence of the cars in the luxury classes beneath, the LS460 still manages to steal a significant cut of sales away from its German rivals, even in its eighth model year on the market.

This may create a perception amongst members of the bar that they have general competence, that their competence is not limited to their area of specialization.

It may be difficult to dodge the question if employment law and real estate are part of your general competence.

The other trait is general competence.