Sentence examples for On competent from inspiring English sources

However, taking on competent and engaged graduates helped the agency decide whether to recommend them to other literary agencies and work with them in future.

Yes, bringing on competent employees and training them takes time — sometimes a whole lot of time.

Union law on the prudential supervision of credit institutions provides for certain powers to be conferred on competent authorities designated by the Member States for those purposes.

Based on competent language use, the relevance of perceptivity to online surroundings is reduced.

Repeated mistakes from irresponsible nurses and staff members wear on the patience of physicians who depend on competent assistance for the well-being of the patient.

The shutdown showed how much Americans rely on competent government services, but it will hobble the government's ability to attract the talented workers it needs to provide them.

The big question now is whether the project can ascend past the 'Mostly Harmless' phase of its Kickstarter appeal and on to Competent, Dangerous and finally, Elite.

Moreover, notes George Hodgson of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners: "Trustees must know the full details of the beneficial owners and typically must pass that information on to competent authorities when requested".

These public intellectuals, I wrote at the time, "belong not merely on a list of 546 but on any competent grouping one-tenth its size".

Lord Kitchener said: "he could lay his hand on several competent divisional generals but could find no one who could carry on the invaluable work of the Boy Scouts".

However, mucosal response and calcium/phosphorus absorption is dependent on a competent VDR and elevated 1,25(OH)2D reduces VDR competence.