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competency
[kom-pi-tuhn-see]
competency
/ ˈɒɪəԲɪ /
noun
law capacity to testify in a court of law; eligibility to be sworn
a less common word for competence competence
Other Word Forms
- noncompetency noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of competency1
Example Sentences
“When I deployed to Iraq, we spent weeks of intense training on cultural competency, local laws and customs, how we should operate in a blend of civil and combat operations,” Purdy said.
His technical competency, his ability and skill in tight areas - keeping the ball close to his feet - give him the opportunity to fit perfectly into Guardiola's possession-based play.
“They consult with local leaders, stakeholders and community coalitions to ensure that every individual representing the project has the necessary relationships, cultural competency and trust to operate effectively and responsibly in sensitive areas.”
As concerns around competency were aired by activists, party chairman Zia Yusuf confirmed Reform UK would be expanding its centre for excellence to train up new councillors.
At his arraignment hearing on Wednesday, Arroyo’s attorney voiced doubts about his client’s mental competency.
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