Iz Hrvatske akreditacijske agencije (HAA) sudjelovali su dr. sc. ana Čop i Zlatko Grgić, dipl.ing. Vodič kroz seminar bila je UKAS-ova publikacija M 3003 The Expression of Uncertainty and Confidence in Measuremen '.

The specific characteristic of the pedagogical action, in relation to all other social actions, consists of demanding teacher autonomy and responsibility for the overall development of a person, with the primary focus of educational and teaching activity being placed on the person, child and adolescent, and demanding education and teaching as the right of every individual to become what he or she is, to develop confidence in his or her strengths and the motivation to use them (for the general good).

This lack of confidence in government economic policy replaced " public deficits " as the number one problem revealed by one of the previous surveys, in spring this year, and " unemployment " in the survey one year ago, Mr Nerb said.

The wonder of Rest is in the spaces in between notes, the languorous quality of the songs, the confidence in allowing the listener to stretch out and take it all in, and the dual vocal whisperings of its leaders.

In each case the superstition was essentially found to boost a participant s confidence in their own abilities, and this resulted in enhanced performance.

There are many ways to screw up your lap, so it is important to have confidence in the car and from there on in you almost automatically do things right.

He had huge confidence in his ability and thought it wasn ' t going to get better by testing, so someone else could do that

He was criticized for half of his moves by so many knee-jerk skeptics, but giving up the potential game-winning shot in Game 1 led to Detroit having to respect the pass in Game 5 and his teammates developing boundless confidence in Game 6

The North, on the other hand, maintained with the utmost confidence in the correctness of her position that the Union formed under the Constitution was intended to be perpetual; that sovereignty was a unit and could not be divided; that whether or not there was any express power granted in the Constitution for invading a State, the right of self-preservation was inherent in all governments; that the life of the Union was essential to the life of liberty; or, in the words of Webster, " liberty and union are one and inseparable.

The public would lose all confidence in the sport that we all love.

To give a simple example, a fundamentalist Christian having a crisis of faith would maintain the claim that there is 100 % chance that a god exists, while having less confidence in that proposition than he did before.

He never had too much confidence in Jodl or in Keitel.

UEFA wishes to reiterate its full confidence in Peter Limacher,....

Failure to embrace opportunities for self-advancement, fear to express opinions, lack of confidence in one s own ideas, giving evasive answers to questions asked by superiors, hesitancy of manner and speech, deceit in both words and deeds

Criticism that Nasa was displaying poor judgement and a lack of confidence in commissioning the book caused it to abort the project, agency spokesman Bob Jacobs said

The album is tentatively due in late spring, according to Christy; a spokesperson for TH s label could not be reached for comment at press time. Their confidence in knowing exactly who they are and what they re doing, given how youthful they are, is amazing, Spock said. They definitely bring the dark side of the pop song, not like a Lamb of God record but with rock influences that will cross over to so many different kids and even some adults.

Admitting he lacked confidence in the car, the Finn could manage no better than 13 th

" We must continue to develop confidence in ourselves.

Gas buyers are losing confidence in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector s ability to meet demand over the long term.

" It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man.

And I appreciate your confidence in Jason.

17 May 2007 For the last 10 years the ECDL Foundation has worked to raise the level of ICT Skills in society, to increase users confidence in computer usage and create access to the Information Society for all citizens.

It aims to restore public confidence in the police force and of improve the objective and subjective feeling of security in communities

The late jurisprudential prodigy and international statesman Sir Lionel Luckhoo (of The Guinness Book of World Records fame for his unprecedented 245 consecutive defense murder trial acquittals) epitomized Christian enthusiasm and confidence in the strength of the case for the resurrection when he wrote, I have spent more than 42 years as a defense trial lawyer appearing in many parts of the world and am still in active practice.

When the financial markets started losing confidence in the credibility of sovereign debt, Greece and the euro have taken center stage, but the effects are liable to be felt worldwide, Soros said

Women in this culture are exposed to so much negativity surrounding birth and this book validates this, citing these unusual exceptions and making the process of childbirth increasingly frightening. If you are looking for a book to increase your confidence in the birth process and your body ' s ability to birth, avoid this one at all costs

" I have a lot of confidence in the squad

Erik and the other Mininova founders think they have the law on their side. We have confidence in the outcome of the case and we don t think Mininova will cease to exist, he told TorrentFreak earlier

The mental act, condition, or habit of placing trust or confidence in another: My belief in you is as strong as ever

Unfortunately, confidence in our dollar and our country has been going in the same direction.