competence

Redefining Business Competence

Decisions on competence

Decisions on competence

Competence of the Committee

Competence in space science contributed to competence in areas far beyond the specific field of research undertaken.

Decisions on competence 16 43.

Decisions on competence 39 48.

Decisions on competence 143 47.

Decisions on competence 181 49.

Competence of the Committee 84 81.

If there were, for example, four areas of competence under the draft convention, he would like to know whether shared competence meant that competence over, say, the first two areas lay exclusively with the REIO, while competence over the third and fourth was retained by the member States, or, alternatively, whether it meant that competence over all four areas was shared between the REIO and its member States.

We're looking for competence, discipline, endurance, and strength.

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(a) The Assessment of Assessments is not intended to alter the competence of any other organization to undertake marine assessments within its field of competence.

With regard to the issue of mixed competence, he pointed out that the term competence had a specific meaning in the context of the EU.

The scope and exercise of Community competence were subject to continuous development and any relevant modification of the extent of the competence would be notified accordingly.

We also need much more competence of civil society leaders.

The interim Parliament shall exercise competence in the following areas

The Commission delivered its report on 14 January 2005, recommending that policing in Bosnia and Herzegovina should be an exclusive competence of the State, including legislative and budgetary competence.

The regional economic integration organization shall promptly notify the depositary of any changes to the distribution of competence, including new transfers of competence, specified in the declaration under this paragraph.

So we need to understand where our competence is and isn't.

Swedish test results and subjects' own assessment of their Swedish competence

More recently, they have shown growing levels of professionalism and competence.

It would be problematic if an organization that was a party thereto had competence for only a portion of the draft convention, while its member States had competence for other provisions.

His delegation had also sought a clarification as to whether the sharing of competences took the form of an absolute transfer of competence to the European Union in particular areas, with States retaining competence over other areas, or whether competence over certain areas was shared by the Union and its member States.

persons declared by a court to be incompetent or of limited competence

spouses, one of whom has been declared incompetent or of limited competence

Middle managers Competence in organizational gender mainstreaming gender issues in management and gender responsive leadership, including identifying and dealing with sexual harassment competence in sector , theme , or region specific gender and development issues.

Ms. Struncova (Observer for the European Commission) said that, although the European Commission was responsible for making declarations under the draft convention regarding matters in respect of which it had competence, responsibility for deciding in which areas the European Commission shared competence with member States or had exclusive competence lay with the European Council.

A professional is someone who has a combination of competence, confidence and belief.

The insane and persons suffering from mental retardation or extremely limited mental competence

In some countries, staff feel they lack the competence to promote gender equality.

This is the result of a renaissance in Maori cultural pride and competence.

We welcome the initiative to enhance the competence and accountability of the Secretariat.

Reservations have also been voiced concerning the competence and independence of the interpreters.

Luggage control is an exclusive competence of the DGAIEC The Portuguese Board of Customs.

The EU Commission has competence on exports of dual use goods from the Community.

Secondly, there are several organizations that already have regulatory competence on the high seas.

Capacity for gender mainstreaming must be considered required competence at all levels within organizations.

If the resources are inadequate, the outcome will be bad, regardless of competence or will, unless there is some sort of external help. Likewise, political will is irrelevant without the competence to translate it into effective policies.

That was why the competence of the interpreter of the concept had assumed great significance.

68. Calls upon members of regional fisheries management organizations or arrangements without the competence to regulate bottom fisheries and the impacts of fishing on vulnerable marine ecosystems to expand the competence, where appropriate, of their organizations or arrangements in this regard

When the decision is made mostly by one partner, a distinction can be made between the so called women's areas of competence (growth of the family, spending free time, children's education etc) and men's areas of competence (making of major expenses).