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121. But the main concern of these works is to inhibit legal deviance rather than to encourage legal competence - whatever that may be.

122. The processes of learning to read and reading with competence an concerned essentially with developing intellectually skills and abilities.

123. My feeling of pride and competence turned to stark terror. 1 saw the power lines.

124. The second influence has been the expansion of international regulation into areas which were previously not regarded as within international competence.

125. It is possible to criticise a merchant's goods without reflecting on the competence or the probity of their producer.

126. Was it not uneconomic to employ older workers whose apparent competence simply masked inevitably growing incapacity?

127. Competence and efficiency are closely tied to personal senses of worth and value.

128. Secondly, instruments tend to dwell on deficits in performance rather than levels of higher competence.

129. But the primary emphasis must remain on gaining competence in a core academic curriculum for everyone.

130. So much of schoolwork in the early grades involves the motor system that it is easy to overlook other areas of competence.

131. Without wishing to be demeaning, computer literacy and competence is not particularly high on the list of archival training.

132. The next stage of the project involves delivering training for coaches, assessors and verifiers, based on agreed standards of competence.

133. Many have demonstrated that professional competence can be acquired quite simply and successfully by less educated people.

134. The guidelines competence was transferred to a Coalition Committee, a committee of representatives of the parties supporting the government.

135. They would have to replace them for medical technicians, both dehumanized and mediocre with a superficial glaze of competence.

136. A dictionary, for example, does not record meanings which are within the competence of all language users.

137. The managers did come to see that acquiring managerial competence actually meant sacrificing some of their technical competence.

138. In other words, modular structures do not pose any major threat to subject competence or academic rigour if developed carefully.

139. Fewer assumptions are made in such dictionaries about the linguistic competence of the user.

140. For over a century the accountancy profession has built its reputation on three foundation stones: objectivity, integrity and competence.

141. The managers built up portfolios which enabled them to demonstrate competence in ten specific areas from their day to day work.

142. Mastery of the code of reading is intimately bound up with oral competence in a language.

143. But we act in these matters not by authority of our competence but by force of our commissions.

144. Some 60 companies there claim competence and expertise in the technology[http://sentencedict.com/competence.html], each trying to identify its own market niche.

145. He finds himself evaluated by the correspondingly vague notion of competence.

146. If ratified, it would signal a massive official expansion of Community competence into non-economic areas.

147. The level of competence among hospital staff was not as high as expected.

148. The hypothesis is that adults have available both ways of developing competence in a second language.

149. Instead, separate Centers of Competence explored issues of interest to the consultants who participated in them.

150. The Council is united in its resolve to maintain and develop standards of professional management and competence.