competence
kecekapan
definition
noun
the players displayed varying degrees of competence
the ability to do something successfully or efficiently.
he found himself with an ample competence and no obligations
an income large enough to live on, typically unearned.
translation of 'competence'
noun
kecekapan
example
Recently, some of the first cases involving a breach by Member States in the sphere of the Community's external 'competence' reached the Court.
The learners must demonstrate 'competence' in all technical skills by performing the tasks.
In our experience, the 'competence' and skills of traditional birth attendants may vary widely across settings.
Increasing job seekers' 'competence' in basic skills and unskilled labor may have positive results for transitioning welfare recipients into the workforce.
Privatisation of municipal enterprises falls within the 'competence' of the municipal councils.
Although it took time for their concerns to be heard, they consistently voiced their concerns about the surgeon's 'competence' and skill level.
He claimed that the International Court of Justice in The Hague is the only body with the authority and 'competence' to hear arguments concerning the war's legality.
In my submission, the extraterritorial legislative 'competence' does not depend on how another State has dealt with the subject matter.
This shows that none of the genes absent from B. subtilis 6 is required for 'competence' development.
Reports are also filed by specialized agencies with 'competence' in relevant matters.
In the bacteria Haemophilus influenza and Bacillus subtilis, starvation has been shown to increase 'competence' for DNA uptake.
A further controversial point was the 'competence' and skill available to the different types of audit organizations.
The Commission's role relates only to its legal powers and 'competence' .
the court's 'competence' has been accepted
A court's 'competence' to grant an anti-suit injunction seems to derive from its jurisdiction to adjudicate.
The Assembly is given 'competence' to exercise legislative authority in respect of those matters falling under the responsibility of the six Northern Ireland Government Departments.
If this is so, then we must make some major changes in how to view his mental 'competence' .
Alterations in a normal response to inflammatory challenge may impact immune 'competence' and overall animal performance.
courses to improve the 'competence' of staff
Finally, a ‘Sea-bed Disputes Chamber’ of the Law of the Sea Tribunal has 'competence' over disputes concerning seabed operations and the ISBA.
But the courts have no 'competence' to nullify, repeal or amend the legislation in question.
This internal representation is their interlanguage 'competence' .
the court's 'competence' has been accepted to cover these matters
Second, immune system 'competence' is improved by removal of the large tumor mass.
There is no doubt that the court, not the arbitral tribunal, has the 'competence' to determine the court's own jurisdiction in respect of the action that is brought before it.
However, whether a court with 'competence' should actually vary a foreign trust raises a question governed by the applicable law of the trust.
They were concerned more with the manner in which the court should exercise its jurisdiction than with its 'competence' to entertain the motion before it.
I refer, also, to the powers of general 'competence' of local authorities.
Their demonstrated skills and 'competence' are envied by other servicemembers.
the players displayed varying degrees of 'competence'
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