competence ** , auch: competency old-fashioned *

For the time being, shows of competence will have to be enough.

And at the moment, I've run way beyond my areas of competence.

He does not seem to have much competence in other areas either.

He had never seen someone think so quickly or act with such competence.

I consider these issues to be outside our area of competence.

"Probably nothing that is beyond your competence to deal with."

This was more what you might call his area of competence.

"They would have to show that she has a different level of competence."

Information is also available about the competence and performance levels they are based on.

The competence at the top of the bill is what you'd expect.

This is an area where the Union has no competence to act.

I would not have to trust her to the competence of others.

Try to do one thing a day to help build competence and control.

If the problem is academic, look for ways to give your child a sense of competence and control over the situation.

The first of these is the Bank's competence in the region.

This really does not fall within the competence of the Council.

It is her competence the nation has to worry about.

The residents wanted to or could not land on their competence.

Please understand that I do not have the competence to answer your question.

Our committee does not have the competence or the authority to do so.

Finally, the most important thing is that the primary competence should be political.

That is not the issue here: the Union already has a good deal of competence.

It is true that human rights fall within the competence of the Union.

We need to be able to count on the other person's special competence.

This is the average level of competence you can expect from the government.