Sentence examples for Competent understanding from inspiring English sources

But it goes far beyond this, Dworkin thinks, to claim that a meaningful right to freedom of speech requires "a guarantee of a sympathetic or even competent understanding of what one says" (Dworkin 1993: 38).

What makes Dr. Rao's contribution to a more culturally competent understanding about Hinduism so remarkable is his unwillingness to take any credit for what he has done.

It is to make a statement to the entire planet that it will either remain a part of an antiquated, out-of-touch and narrow scope view of the world that reigns with cultural hegemonic views of greatness, or declare the United States is now prepared to move into a more enlightened, forward-looking, connected, and culturally competent understanding about the balance of power.

Co-worker support was measured by a 7-item scale reflecting the extent to which co-workers were seen as competent, understanding, and supportive of employees.

The tools required the mother as well as the doctor to have a competent understanding of the clinical problem, and sufficient specialised vocabulary with which to exchange ideas.

It is much, much easier to get an experienced falconer to agree to become your sponsor if you have a personal connection with this person and this person believes you to have a competent understanding of the sport.

Rely on godliness, competent understandings and definitions of crucial concepts like getting the best education possible by studying.

Identifying potential competent vectors, understanding their feeding preferences and biting rates, mapping their seasonal presence, and understanding the efficiency of pesticides against them are major needs.

Faretta does not answer the question before us both because it did not consider the problem of mental competency (cf. 422 U. S., at 835 (Faretta was "literate, competent, and understanding")), and because Faretta itself and later cases have made clear that the right of self-representation is not absolute.

Many firms have become competent at understanding the journeys their customers take and optimizing their experience with individual touchpoints along the way.

The record affirmatively shows that Faretta was literate, competent, and understanding, and that he was voluntarily exercising his informed free will.