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

Here, we would like to pay tribute to the effective and well respected command that is being exercised by Brazil with great competence.

His great talent, consummate negotiating skill and competence contributed decisively to the success of the work of the fifty ninth session.

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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.

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What this means is not just competence in setting interest rates, but also competence in regulatory policy.

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This means that your great, great, great great, great, great with about five million greats in there grandmother was probably the same great, great, great, great grandmother with five million greats in there as Holly up here.

The competence of the police and judiciary to deal with the problem needs to be enhanced.

(b) Enhancing staff competence and motivation

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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.

Of course, competence and responsibility for arms export controls and licensing rests with member states, not EU institutions.

The plan is to establish a franchise formula, with job and competence profiles and personnel and assessment tools.

Mr. D'Allaire (Canada) requested the representatives of EU States to provide an example of a matter governed by the draft convention in respect of which competence lay with individual member States and of a matter in respect of which competence lay with the EU.

We also welcome the enormous amount of work done by the members of the Court during the reporting period, and we congratulate them on their great competence, their diligence and their determination.

The latter clearly falls within the EU s competence.

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I suspect that Okonjo Iweala, with her enormous competence and renowned wit, would have gotten the better of Kim.

Great Plague and Great Fire In 1665, Charles was faced with a great health crisis the Great Plague of London.

Strategies have been found to be of critical importance, so much so that strategic competence has been suggested as a major component of communicative competence.

(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.

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This considered opinion has otherwise nothing to do with the competence, professionalism or other attributes of the envoy in question.

It is a question of balance, competence, and respect.

Countries with great demographic potential therefore inherently have great Olympic potential.

Those with great technology and lousy marketing will find others with lousy technology and great marketing.

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.

It then went on to explain its competence with regard to other legal regimes which might be applicable alongside the Covenant.

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Sustained growth requires devising incentives to encourage private sector investment in new industries and doing so with minimal corruption and adequate competence.

Admittedly, part of the problem with the G 8 is not simply lack of good faith or political will, but basic competence.

But they can no longer dispose of sufficient resources, competence, and legitimacy to cope with global challenges or crises on their own.

According to the Dayton Agreement, major administrative power was vested with the Entities, and this included competence for education, science and culture.

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.

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

Greek pilots operated with great success.

Mr. AMOR asked the delegation to clarify the competence of the Constitutional Court with regard to the interpretation and application of the law.