Sentence examples for Government competence from inspiring English sources

UN officials say they have not seen such a level of government competence in any other emergency.

The American strategy calls for using the Afghan police to gather intelligence, arrest people suspected of being bombers and project a sense of government competence.

It's a tale of elaborate fraud that raises questions about both basic government competence in overseeing health care and our news media priorities when deciding what's news.

Shamit Saggar, a political scientist at Sussex university, believes that most voters have come to see immigration as a matter of government competence rather than policy.

Yet there is a common thread running through Katrina and the gulf spill — namely, the collapse in government competence and effectiveness that took place during the Bush years.

It is a race for Afghan government competence and a contest for respect and for trust, in a place where all are in short supply.

4 To that effect, although city governments' competences and authorities vary, they are endowed with jurisdiction to develop strategic plans and policies, provide services and deliver interventions which may address health inequalities.

These élites, he said, have destroyed our government's competence.

The byelection can now be a broader judgment on the Conservative government's competence.

What inspires loyalty today is not ideology, but the government's competence at raising China from poverty.

There needs to be effective local government, and competence needs to outweigh political allegiance to the regime.