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Перевод: competence

[существительное]
умение; компетенция ; способность ; компетентность ; достаток ; хорошее материальное положение; правомочность

Тезаурус:

1. The Commission's report on EMU speaks of Community competence in "competition policy, commercial policy, research and technological development, European-wide infrastructure, labour markets, the environment and some aspects of taxation" even though federalism is said not to mean centralisation.
2. A knowledge of language will enable us to decipher strings of symbols as sentences and it is this knowledge, generally referred to as linguistic competence, which it is the traditional business of linguists to account for, and the traditional business of language teachers to teach.
3. You still have to be on top of your stuff, though - judges expect a certain level of competence to staging a little-girl-lost act in court will do no good whatsoever.
4. It depends upon his personal honesty and intellectual competence.
5. Log accounts of meetings where your competence or character was attacked.
6. Diana Baumrind found that authoritative parents are most likely to facilitate the development of competence and self-reliance in young children by enhancing responsible, purposive and independent behaviour.
7. As paragraph 14.12 acknowledges, language competence is dependent on the task: children will show different ability on tasks of different kinds.
8. Competence required
9. As a result, no finding could be reached on the professional conduct or competence of members Neal Ashman, Brian Chapple, Gordon Macdonald, Peter Benzikie, Michael Birmingham, Patrick Reynolds, John Risbey or David Williams.
10. To the extent that language learners, by definition, are deficient in competence they cannot authenticate the language they deal with in the manner of the native speaker.
11. He needs only the competence to understand and fill out his annual return to deal as effectively with the tax authorities as most other citizens do.
12. Here, too, the division of competence between Lnder or cantons and central government is often far from clear: instead joint decision-making is the rule.
13. The fundamental aim of the Council is that students on BTEC courses should develop the necessary competence for success in their careers in their own, employers' and the national interest.