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Competence Sufficient ability or fitness for one's needs. The necessary abilities to be qualified to achieve a certain goal or complete a project. |
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Van Arkadie started working there in the very early stages of the revival of Western multilateral support in the late 1980s, and has continued to visit frequently; Mallon is a Hanoi resident, with language competence, who started working on Vietnam for the Asian Development Bank, provided major support to the reopening of their country office, and continues to work as a consultant. Further, casual interpreters could lack the language competence to relay important messages to the patient and unintended results could compromise patient care. programs at these colleges have a higher level of English language competence than their Hebrew speaking counterparts, but a comparison study of actual proficiencies should be done in order ascertain whether these results reflect cognitive skill levels or affective attitudes. |
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