Sentences with phrase «usually about competence»
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).
https://www.totalpolitics.com/ Not exact matches
The performances, usually involving a mic - and - electric - guitar setup, are weird and beguiling amalgamations of technical competence and noise; prolonged pauses are interrupted by power chords, as Pulfer yelps and writhes about the microphone.
I haven't always taken the time to read the Provincial Regulator's disciplinary notices, but when I have read them the theme was always pretty consistent in that the complaints usually related to ethics or integrity and not so much about competence.