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Competent

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  • Equally competent across the half-back line, Elwood was poache
  • the tuneful melodies, a sensible narrative, competent acting and elaborate stage settings, resulte
  • f Copyrights described Brown as "a quiet and competent administrator, a man of high personal ideals
  • e, Cornwallis has generally been judged as a competent administrator, but an uninspiring leader of
  • him, and most people conceded that he was a competent administrator.
  • e positions he was revered as thoughtful and competent administrator.
  • buildings, although he seems to have been a competent administrator.
  • In contrast, more competent adults will begin by trying to analyze more
  • ners in Maine, both parties must be mentally competent adults, must have been legally domiciled tog
  • erested in the iron business and had several competent advisers whom the brothers had selected as g
  • dividual people as autonomous, rational, and competent agents, and a tendency to view them as damag
  • w also criticized how the "artwork is merely competent and the story (which was not written by Hunt
  • addresses the public sector's future need of competent and committed administrators by training the
  • Senior Psychiatrist of Yan Wo Hospital, is a competent and kind-hearted doctor who specializes in s
  • for courts to recognize negros' testimony as competent and valid, writing a letter to the Chicago E
  • to its consulting engineers, and its highly competent and dedicated managerial and labour workforc
  • Ensure that IT has sufficient, competent and capable to execute current and future st
  • d class technical institution to bring forth competent and enterprising technocrats to suit the glo
  • Cole's memoir of the time makes clear, many competent and patriotic candidates who did not receive
  • Ford argued that he was competent and wanted to plead guilty.
  • oming to Watcher's Nest; as such she is both competent and level-headed.
  • Some of his advisors were not competent and well wishers of the people.
  • In the latter office he was considered competent and successful and became very popular.
  • The mission statement is to develop a competent and educated workforce for career positions
  • r's friend, a 15-year-old farmer's son, very competent and an experienced camper
  • Although in combat Gamlin is extremely competent and earnest, outside of battle he is a shy a
  • Every child has the right to a caring, competent, and committed teacher.
  • of Financial Planners who have committed to competent and ethical behavior in India.
  • ents and 4 research centres each headed by a competent and experienced professor.
  • ut by most historical accounts he was highly competent, and highly trusted by Edward.
  • lication of the Act was a more professional, competent and skilled Canadian civil service.
  • ice of the present Activity, by engaging the competent and willing service of lifestreams not prese
  • Assists educators in becoming more competent and confident in the teaching and study of e
  • lsus (1753), from Origen's reply to it, is a competent and learned piece of work.
  • The staging of the musical numbers is competent and the settings have been designed with som
  • s and span a variety of styles, direction is competent and photography is especially good for a mov
  • nia, including culturally and linguistically competent approaches for underserved population
  • It attempted to expand and organize a competent arm but its efforts were largely chaotic and
  • reputation as one of the most aggressive and competent ARVN generals.
  • Although highly competent as an engineer, Killaly had little patience
  • ity of Bergen 1987-1988, and was found to be competent as a full professor in 1988.
  • ion because "I did not regard any of them as competent as another."
  • Should he become competent at any time in the future, he could stand tr
  • 8, they adopted trench codes and became very competent at their construction, with a Captain Howard
  • ber" is reserved for someone who is not very competent at their job and who has a tendency to procr
  • paradigms rather than an ability to produce competent attorneys.
  • mhin's death has not been recorded; however, competent authorities assign it to the earlier half of
  • ER Guidance document and report these to the competent authorities using a prescribed format.
  • ciation has, since its inception to seek the competent authorities on the fate of the villa and cal
  • Despite the validation by competent authorities, the data remain essentially the
  • ropean Medicines Agency and the Member State competent authorities.
  • lifications before they are submitted to the competent authorities.
  • In the 1980s Thevis Guruge was appointed Competent Authority of ITN in Sri Lanka after it was a
  • in consultation with other bodies on the UK Competent Authority for REACH.
  • community without prior authorisation of the competent authority of at least one member state.
  • f food, health food and cosmetics and is the competent authority of drug regulation in mainland Chi
  • To decide on the disputes over the competent authority among the judicial bodies or autho
  • ar of encroachments in coordination with the competent authority Conduct effective nakabandi (picke
  • DARD is the competent authority for the implementation of the EU F
  • safety and efficiency (as required by a competent authority)
  • suspended, but not entirely abolished, by a competent authority, such as a synod.
  • e and only" Santa Claus on the basis of some competent authority.
  • investigation going on in South Africa by a competent authority.
  • e new technology of automobiles and became a competent automobile mechanic and chaeuffeur.
  • The otherwise competent Banks came for a Giles cross and fumbled the
  • ll in favourable conditions", and also as "a competent batsman".
  • The competent bed begins to break up, forming sausage-shap
  • ackson Hooker, Regius Professor of Botany, a competent botanical illustrator, and the editor of Cur
  • He was a competent botanist, horticulturist and agriculturist,
  • merous pattern books available at the time a competent builder like Timbrell, who had worked with G
  • eton Bay Settlement of New South Wales for a competent builder to repair crumbling structures, Petr
  • dents who are otherwise very intelligent and competent but due to lack of resources cannot get educ
  • Wales were competent, but unspectacular and were out-classed by A
  • Ismail ibn Abd Allah's tenure was competent but short.
  • A number of competent but unmemorable drummers worked in the band.
  • a number of stereotypical G.I.s presented as competent, but war-weary veterans who are as much fed
  • Just like any activity, becoming a competent caller takes practice and education.
  • er Popol Vuh member Frank Fiedler, who was a competent cameraman, Fricke produced a series of films
  • outhful perspective, she also proved to be a competent campaigner whose public image attracted atte
  • sting practices, addressing his concern that competent candidates were being priced out of the proc
  • ring his tenure as "a strictly professional, competent, caring agency."
  • hat the film is helped by a good-looking and competent cast.
  • Smith was a competent catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals during s
  • nd train a greatly expanded, modernized, and competent Chinese army that would fight the Japanese i
  • r, was simply relief that a non-divisive and competent choice had been made, and Waite was confirme
  • Clark, who had become a competent choral singer during his days with Waring, a
  • the diocesan seminary for the training of a competent clergy.
  • Devolder is a competent climber but his strength lies in the individ
  • A competent combat leader, grounded in the basic infantr
  • ive educational programs that develop highly competent, compassionate healthcare professionals who
  • ennis' sister Thora developed quickly into a competent competitive swimmer, and joined the Sydney L
  • ry, was progressive for its time and shows a competent composer.
  • Isabella also proved to be a competent consort; she served as regent of Spain durin
  • he or she ought to track them down or find a competent contributor to clean it up.
  • Competent correspondents like Ernie Pyle and Bill Henr
  • tained in order to allow Loughner to receive competent counsel without the possibility of a communi
  • each offence, which shall be sued for in any competent court by the attorney general for the use an
  • sels would be taken to the jurisdiction of a competent court.
  • Ogrizovic was also a competent cricketer, reaching minor counties level as
  • John Chapman was thought by competent critics to be the greatest patristics schola
  • ramophone criticized Hambro as "a thoroughly competent dance-band musician who obviously believes h
  • He is generally seen as a competent defenceman and a checking forward with some
  • A competent defensive catcher with a great ability to ha
  • She then turned in a competent defensive player and a solid hitter.
  • A slap hitter and competent defensive catcher, Batts played a backup rol
  • s of the visitors have been presented to the competent departments of the Roman Curia.
  • OAV counterpart, who still is dedicated and competent despite her ditziness, Mihoshi is the comic
  • Turkish, Greek, Italian and Polish he was a competent diplomat and respected in the court.
  • Director Katsuhiko Fujii had been a competent director at Nikkatsu, making lower-profile s
  • His competent displays for Roda earned him a call up to th
  • tionary Force, he received some acclaim as a competent divisional commander on the Western Front.
  • Amico, respectively) and was portrayed as a competent doctor.
  • He is also a competent Eagle pilot - both in a hands-on capacity (a
  • consistency is a direct result of its coolly competent eclecticism, with both Kelis and her produce
  • The competent, efficient doctors and nurses gave good medi
  • ky said that "the Red Fleet lost a tireless, competent, energetic and honest worker".
  • He was a competent energetic and efficient junior minister.
  • agement system for water suppliers, and more competent enforcement.
  • He was also famous in Tashkent as a competent engineer and irrigator, constructing two lar
  • ts first and second year graduates to become competent engineers.
  • ards establishing himself as one of the most competent engravers in the new technique of aquatint.
  • criterion of incompetence - they must not be competent enough to remove him from power.
  • But Mr. Black hesitated, thinking he was not competent enough to teach yoga.
  • judge ruled in November 1999 that Smith was competent enough to waive his appeal rights.
  • ritish decided whether potential rulers were competent enough.
  • If the competent EU member judges that the herbal medicine fu
  • Memoranda are not competent evidence by reason of having been made in th
  • sition of a person used in a former trial is competent evidence in a review, though the deponent is
  • both a proficient mathematician as well as a competent experimentalist.
  • ble on this question than those of any other competent experts.
  • eve, no man who has in philosophic matters a competent faculty of thinking could ever fall into it.
  • batting average), but he was a competent fielder, handling 50 of 52 total chances suc
  • artnership-breaking medium pace bowler and a competent fielder.
  • show signs of aggression and proves to be a competent fighter.
  • With his glove, he was a competent first baseman as well as all three outfield
  • After multiple years, the competent Flemish Chambers of the Council of State, th
  • issioners of supply, sheriff, or other judge competent for redress of any perceived inequality, if
  • Strictly legally speaking, the VGC is only competent for institutions depending from the Flemish
  • a), facultatively anaerobic, halophilic, and competent for both fermentative and respiratory metabo
  • ed into the ER and maintains them in a state competent for subsequent folding and oligomerization.
  • r two seasons he portrayed the superlatively competent freelance detective Saul Panzer in the A&E T
  • ere gimmick wrestler, he was actually a very competent freestyle wrestler, having started learning
  • played for Feltham Rugby Football club as a competent fullback, choosing to focus on cricket short
  • dead, returns to the city, finding Sam now a competent gangster.
  • He established himself as a highly competent goalscorer at Filbert Street, but was unable
  • However, he still proved himself to be a competent goalscorer, particularly with 15 league goal
  • While the reviewer praised it as a competent God of War clone, he thought that the game w
  • rian politician who gained a reputation as a competent government minister a promoter of women's su
  • ur objective is to give Romania a stable and competent government.
  • Ismail was one of the new crop of Omar II's competent governors, with instructions to improve the
  • A perfectionist and one of the most competent group commanders, Specht led almost every mi
  • too-brief off-duty time, Morrow is seen as a competent guitar player; he is shown playing his guita
  • largely dictated the first two books to the competent hand of Thomas C. Renner.
  • The competent harbour authority for the river from the Sev
  • The Gloucester Harbour Trustees, as competent harbour authority for this part of the river
  • The Gloucester Harbour Trustees are the Competent Harbour Authority (CHA) for the tidal part o
  • In Tampa he developed a reputation as a competent, hard working, defensive-minded forward, and
  • writers were so intent on creating a tough, competent heroine that they forgot to make her at all
  • His works which describe the life of simple, competent, honest people are often seen as Kitsch - no
  • mal position, she proved to be a popular and competent hostess.
  • The mission of the IBBT is to develop highly competent human capital and to carry out multidiscipli
  • It is currently most commonly seen as a competent, if unexceptional, fighting game.
  • n Bradley of Amiga Format called Face-Off "a competent, if uninspiring game of three periods".
  • He was competent if not spectacular in this role for many yea
  • rcolor with pen-and-ink, but she was equally competent in black-and-white, in oils, and in pastels.
  • Matidia became competent in her affairs and when her sister became Em
  • evolves around Shiva (Om Puri), a man who is competent in his profession, one his family has been f
  • Arturo is highly competent in fighting however, and can dish out a grea
  • eir home languages as well as becoming fully competent in English.
  • lo was clearly aware of and more than merely competent in producing designs within the contemporary
  • As municipal fire brigades became more competent in the 20th century, the private fire compan
  • that the testator was seen and treated as a competent in the eyes of those who knew him.
  • ially required every literate Japanese to be competent in written Chinese, although it is unlikely
  • Kristine Miller is competent in the brief role of the victim, but Ann Sot
  • r, it is not yet clear whether the court was competent in awarding the victory to Heras.
  • By the age of 22, he was competent in Hindi, Sanskrit, Prakrit, and Rajasthani
  • ICPs are competent in all ACP procedures, as well as advanced e
  • Where they were previously very competent in the workplace, they now experience feelin
  • jected by a community of the adequate [those competent in that knowledge].
  • nly easy to manufacture in large quantities, competent in performance, but also with great developm
  • net had always made it a priority to attract competent individuals to its service, regardless of th
  • s the appointment of often distinguished and competent individuals in the administration.
  • alling technique, and the only way to become competent is to learn what the call should sound like,
  • eview of cable television hosted by the more competent Jeff Global (also played by Sparkes).
  • Frank was considered a highly competent judge, often taking what was perceived as th
  • of the Hotel de Rambouillet, Vaugelas was a competent judge.
  • iven only by a board of three laymen or by a competent judge.
  • evada Athletic Commission to demand for more competent judges while launching a verbal tirade again
  • Competent judges will find that the opinions which he
  • erty judicially examined into, at once, by a competent judicial magistrate.
  • However, even if the tribunal is a court of competent jurisdiction it cannot make a declaration of
  • has been convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction on a charge of corrupt practice
  • ion of mandamus is one brought in a court of competent jurisdiction to obtain an order of such cour
  • ere a tribunal is not found to be a court of competent jurisdiction it is still nonetheless capable
  • Consequently, the abitrator was a "court of competent jurisdiction" and had authority over Weber's
  • to resolve labour grievances was a "court of competent jurisdiction" under s.
  • at a labour abitration board was a "court of competent jurisdiction" within the meaning of section
  • of, in any court of this commonwealth having competent jurisdiction, be deemed guilty of a felony.
  • nts from KGB archives that David Karr was "a competent KGB source" who "submitted information to th
  • noted: "No other scholar had such a wide and competent knowledge of the Book of the Dead", and that
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