Sentences with phrase «of competence by»

Home - Start aims to increase maternal sense of competence by means of assisting and emotionally supporting mothers, rather than on teaching the mothers» concrete ways of handling the child.

The Law Society provides assurance of competence by requiring legal training and by testing prior to entry to practice.

People gain a sense of competence by taking on new challenges and succeeding in them.

Shy, socially inept adolescents may be helped to increase their self - esteem and sense of competence by being coached and encouraged in basic social skills that will allow them to experience success in peer relationships.

Not exact matches

Both of them got there by executing with only technical competence, and both regarded their end - users as little more than cogs in the machinery of their business models (almost certainly how Facebook achieved Most Hated status).

The results suggest that by simply skipping impersonal business speak and allowing your language to imply your personal commitment to your company or team, you'll be more likely to create a positive impression of warmth and competence — and more likely to persuade others of whatever you're saying.

Lead by setting an example of competence and willpower.

Mr. Lawson is scathing as to the the City institutions» lack of competence, exceeded only by their greed (always pointing out how much more venal their global partners were, to be sure).

One would think that they had utterly lost their reputation for honesty — not to mention competence — by pasting AAA ratings on junk mortgages as prime enablers of the present global financial crash.

But by 2010 — when she took the first of three medical leaves, each of them completely genuine — her superiors had grown increasingly frustrated with the quality and competence of her work.

Among Anderson's students, those who displayed more confidence than competence were admired by the rest of the group and awarded a high social status.

Great investors have become great by following this very principle of «circle of competence».

The promiscuous position - taking of documents such as «Political Responsibility» is quite unwarranted by any peculiar competence of bishops or church bureaucracies.

On the one hand, democratic freedom may mean the ideal of the individual exercising his or her own free will — a value based upon solid conviction and nourished by a Christian view of the competence and dignity of the individual soul.

This formula satisfies the criterion set out by the late Paul Ramsey for the churches» social teaching: it steers between the extremes of irrelevant generalities and relevant particularities that are beyond the churches» competence.

For this reason, and well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of Saint Peter, entrusted to me by the Cardinals on 19 April 2005, in such a way, that as from 28 February 2013, at 20:00 hours, the See of Rome, the See of Saint Peter, will be vacant and a Conclave to elect the new Supreme Pontiff will have to be convoked by those whose competence it is.

Farley's point is that the shape of theological reflection has been distorted by the requirements of professional pastoral competence.

Their feelings of self - worth will be enhanced both by experiencing and internalizing esteem from significant others (e.g., the therapist or growth group members) and from increasing their competence and power to meet their basic needs.

According to this understanding, the role of religion in political debate is not so much to supply these norms, as if they could not be known by non-believers — still less to propose concrete political solutions, which would lie altogether outside the competence of religion — but rather to help purify and shed light upon the application of reason to the discovery of objective moral principles.

This tendency is partially offset by his recognition of the need for «rational authority,» the authority of competence, to replace the attributive authority of status or position in a more humanizing society.

Accurate evaluations of the relative competence of counselors and psychotherapists may be difficult to acquire except by firsthand contacts and by observing the results of referrals.

It is nourished by those scholars, who have had competence in philology, historical criticism, literary criticism, Philosophy, Sociology and History of Religions.

Numbers are projected from current primary conditions, economic conditions and past performance patterns and the lack of competence being displayed by the current administration.

Other traits, such as intellectual competence, are greatly influenced by the conditions of life.

Although no explicit feedback arrangement is shown in the image, the authority of the minister's interpretation of the Word depends upon his dedication and competence and is not above question by those who hear.

However, haunted not only by his Manichean past but, soon, by Pelagian boasts of human moral competence, Augustine was never able to shake his anxieties about freedom.

Competences are of many kinds and can not be assessed by any one test.

If they prove themselves worthy of public confidence by maintaining high standards of competence, if through professional associations and voluntary accrediting agencies they discipline themselves in matters of knowledge, skill, and character, independence of political control can be assured, and unwarranted interference and coercion can be successfully resisted.

However, Brunner does not regard the Christian theological doctrine of God as interdicted by this limitation of the competence of reason.

The philosopher may legitimately claim competence to judge the consistency and coherence of the propositional elements contained in the doctrines held by the group.

The fact is that the exercise of papal governance is deeply affected, for good or ill, by the competence of the Curia and its senior officials.

As Jesuit Tom Reese has pointed out, the bishops and cardinals appointed by John Paul II were chosen for their loyalty to Humanae Vitae, their opposition to the ordination of women, and the like, not for their competence as proven pastors, their administrative skills, or their breadth of vision.

This «agent» role appears to work best in communities of 25 to 50,000 where the visibility and competence of one individual can be reinforced by frequent and informal contacts with professionals in the community care - giving services.

Several members of most pastoral care teams will have special helping competence by virtue of their professional training.

The idea of preparing the book was suggested by Umar and carried out by Zaid Ibn Thabit, a Qur» an bearer who had attended the last recital of the Qur» an by the Prophet and a man known for his intelligence, integrity, and competence.

This radical undertaking has been forced upon it by such a multiplicity of facts and forces as would go beyond the scope of these lectures and my competence to describe.

We should not expect that the historical and critical aspects of the book will abide by the rules, either: «Although my critical training and competence, such as it is, is as a careful textual critic, I have here flung this sensible approach aside in favor of enthusiasm, free speculation, blind assertion, dumb joking, and diatribe» (pp. 14 - 15).

It emphasises that science and technology must be «at the service of the human person» (DV 2) and the language is quite strong: «Science without conscience can only lead to man's ruin» (DV 2); and «No biologist or doctor can reasonably claim, by virtue of his scientific competence, to be able to decide on people's rights and destiny» (DV 3).

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.»

Charles Kingsley (1819 - 75), a clergyman whose theological competence has been obscured by his literary fame, was ready to accept the voice of science as the voice of God, and believed that the theologian was bound to be obedient to it.

While the evidence for such a proposition remains tentative, its tentativeness calls into question the certainty with which paid - time religious broadcasters assert that their efforts in competing on the basis recognized by the television industry (i.e., financial competence) have been responsible for increasing the amount of religious programming on television.

In other words, Banerjea wants to attest to the Divine mission of Jesus by pointing to the miracles that «the unblemished character» performed, which in turn are «proved facts» because they have been «attested by strongest possible testimony» by «witnesses whose competence has been proved by peculiar ordeal.»

By no means am I suggesting that Maximus anticipates the development of our modern science with their specific methodologies and fields of competence, but he does believe that the material universe, as observed by man, to some degree reveals GoBy no means am I suggesting that Maximus anticipates the development of our modern science with their specific methodologies and fields of competence, but he does believe that the material universe, as observed by man, to some degree reveals Goby man, to some degree reveals God.

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.

She and her redesign team had been heavily influenced by the motivation research of Deci and Ryan, which, you'll recall, emphasized three crucial intrinsic motivators: autonomy, competence, and relatedness.

Are we encouraging independence, self - reliance and competence when we over-parent by doing everything for them, when we rush in to prevent them from falling, from making mistakes, from reaping the natural consequences of their actions?

As outlined in our new blog, numerous internationally respected studies make clear the importance of secure father - child attachment — including, for example, work by Dr Paul Ramchandani of Imperial College London which shows that «disengaged and remote father - child interactions as early as the third month of life» predict behaviour problems in children when they are older [1] and US research showing that «verbal exchanges between fathers and their infants and between mothers and their infants each, independently and uniquely, predict pre-schoolers» social competence and lower aggression» [2].

The emotional consequences of stress from colic alone have lasting effects on the child's development and life dissatisfaction of the family years later according to a Finnish Family Competence Study Project by researchers at the University of Turku.

Erkut et al (2005), studying Puerto Rican adolescent fathers, found their involvement influenced by child characteristics, their own perceptions of their fathering competence, social support — and the quality of relationship with their baby's mother

Must be given (or withheld) by an individual who has the legal capacity, in terms of age and mental competence.