It follows that labour-intensive companies should see pensions management as a core competence.

The core competence of successful companies will be adaptability.

It consists of professionals, technicians and managers whose skills define the organisation's core competence.

The other trend was the idea of focusing on core competence.

The core competence of the undertaking lies in the production of environmentally friendly label adhesives for the foodstuffs-, packaging-, paper-processing- and cigarette industries.

Surgeons from abroad who seek registration will have to demonstrate competence in cosmetics.

Candidates are expected to demonstrate competence in attaining occupational standards developed by practitioners, industry experts and employers.

Applicants must demonstrate competence with a handgun, either by passing a training class or by other means.

Divers are trained to assist in those emergencies specified in the training standards for their certification, and may be required to demonstrate competence in the prescribed skills.

His first year has been aimed at demonstrating competence, to 'persuade people over a period of time that you know what you're doing'.

Develop competence in assessing the environment and needs of the local congregation for more effective understanding and practice of missions, evangelism and church growth.

They will develop competence in foreign languages and international relationships, thereby improving their social skills.

Develop competence by promoting the principles of quality education and by generating new knowledge that fosters human development and advancement of the society.

Since then, it has developed competence in the areas of powder metallurgy based fabrication and development of alloys, armor and rocket motor steel, aerospace light alloys, and magnetic materials.

Against comprehensible input: the input hypothesis and the development of second language competence.

Additionally, fluency and language competence are generally recognized as being related, but separate controversial subjects.

Thereby motivation and attitude influence the workload of the individual to keep their language competence.

Its graduates are well recognized in terms of foreign language competence, interpersonal skills, work adaptability, professionalism and great potentialities, thus ushering in a good influx of job opportunities.

He argues that language competence must not simply involve learning a set meaning for each word, and then rigidly applying those semantic rules to decode other people's utterances.

Doctors should be involved only to the extent of providing expert advice on matters, such as diagnosis and prognosis, that lie within their professional competence.

My interest in this work goes far beyond my quest for professional competence.

Apart from professional competence we are looking for leadership potential, physical fitness and good team players.

Drivers now have to qualify for a certificate of professional competence or face a 1,000 fine.

The case was conducted at the very highest level of professional competence.

But he also recommends books that challenge officers to question the competence of their leaders to make decisions.

This led the informant to question her competence, and threaten to take away her next assignment.

You might assume they're questioning your competence, but their behavior probably has more to do with their own anxiety and overly conscientious nature than with your work.

He also questioned the competence of the judges.