| It states that everyone gets promoted one rank beyond their level of competence. |
| Such a claim is bereft of imagination, competence and, dare I say, common sense. |
| Children's perceptions of their academic competence were also compared with their actual grades. |
| More efforts are needed to support the acquisition of key competences for those at risk of educational underachievement and social exclusion. |
| Indeed, introducing indeterminism adds little in the way of worthwhile possibilities, opportunities, or competences to a universe. |
| His study of emerging managerial competences involved senior executives, twenty of whom participated in a round-table forum. |
