Sentence examples for Government competency from inspiring English sources

He has repeatedly vowed to avoid shutdowns at all costs to try to project a Republican image of government competency.

Kandahar is a "noisy" and insecure environment with poor telecommunications, where people rarely witness examples of government competency, said Lyall.

Whether it's the economy, the environment, foreign policy, fiscal policy, government competency, judicial fairness... you name it... we've tried it their way, and it hasn't worked.

But like it or not, Hollywood has huge influence over our collective understandings of issues: let's never forget the rumoured role that Top Gun had on Navy recruitment or impact of Zero Dark Thirty and Argo had on perceptions of government competency.

Comments on government as trustworthy remained at or near zero throughout the pandemic, and comments on government competency fluctuated.

We read it in the media!" [CBC November 6] The government competency theme captured comments that addressed the government's ability to deal with the H1N1 pandemic and included comments targeting any level of government.

UNAMA skillfully performed the essential stability missions of providing the services of government to the Afghan people, while training the fledgling Afghan ministries in such government competencies as planning, programming, budgeting, and auditing.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Internal Revenue Service plans to start regulating paid tax preparers, requiring them to register with the government, pass competency tests and adhere to ethical standards.

Governments' core competency is not in operating supply chains but in being stewards of supply chains to ensure they achieve results.

Some news outlets claim huge C-130  tankers reportedly sat on the ground as bureaucrats waited for approval for their use, demonstrating that the party of small government still places competency low on its agenda.

As in the case of Mr. Kaczynski, who will be examined for a week by a Government psychiatrist, most competency evaluations are largely based on the individual opinions of the examiners and undertaken with only vague guidelines laid down in a 37-year-old Supreme Court decision.