Sentences with phrase «not lack of competence»
Doctors and lawyers are generally struck off for negligence, not lack of competence, because proving that someone did something -LSB-...]
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«People don't fail in jobs for lack of technical competence,» he says.
Infuriatingly, a lack of competence doesn't necessarily have negative consequences.
I will say lack of competence and he also not having control, people were just telling him lies within the presidency.
About 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. lacks the math competence expected of a middle - schooler, meaning they have trouble with those ordinary tasks and aren't qualified for many of today's jobs.
Because they do not reflect the American ethnolinguistic communities, and are not led by them, the strict interpretation of what are understood to be separate dual - language competences only adds to the self - doubt of bilingual children and lack of confidence in their bilingualism.
The Volkswagen Tiguan has so far failed to triumph in any of our recent medium SUV comparisons but not for a lack of competence.
Not because of bias or lack of zeal, which is a problem in any internal investigation, but because of competence.
This point seems to be one that AGW fanatics either truly do not comprehend (due to lack of applicable training or competence) or, on a more sinister bent, overtly seek to deny.
Finally, in terms of transformation in the business of law, Wardle refers to the ongoing impact of globalization and new technology that can be expected to spur new business practices that will not have been included in pre-licensing experiential training, with the result that licensing candidates will lack a key dimension of entry - level competence to practise law.
If competence arises from a person's intelligence, judgment or skill, and those are qualities a person simply has or lacks, competence similarly ought not to be the subject of moral assessment.
Thirdly, and for the sake of argument: even if the ECtHR pronounced itself — by mistake — on an EU law issue among other issues not related to EU law, its opinion — which, by definition, is not binding — would be even less binding in respect of the EU law issue involved, for lack of competence.
I also like that there is an admission that it is not a measure of weakness for lawyers to ask for help on matters of data security, as outlined at page 9: «Any lack of individual competence by a lawyer to evaluate and employ safeguards to protect client confidences may be addressed through association with another lawyer or expert, or by education.»
The barriers faced by racialized lawyers are not about their lack of competence or ability to work hard.
Parents who lack a sense of competence not only show less adequate parenting, but they also tend to withdraw from interactions with the child and give up addressing child problem behaviors altogether (Coleman and Karraker 1998).