I like both of them, they're both competent people, hardworking, dedicated.
The successful applicant will be both competent and cool-headed, as well as someone who understands social media and knows they're getting a slap if I even think they've been touching my perfume again.
He will arrive in Los Angeles on Tuesday as a career politician who clearly outmatches his opponent in governing experience, depth of knowledge and empathy for those Americans most in need of a government that is both competent and caring.
It was immediately clear to me that Acquadro, a licensed dentist as well as an anesthesiologist, was both competent and caring and that the forces that delayed Burke's treatment were not personal shortcomings but genuine, pervasive confusions about pain.
In the way of McGuane's earlier American quasi heroes, he's both competent and hapless, discovering, in his search for meaning, "that I was remarkably unformed for a man of my age and experience".
That individual will die a horrible death indeed, but will not explode.A Google search provides numerous hits when doing a search on this subject, and, with luck, we may even find an answer that is both competent and detailed.
To do so, he will have to convince the nation — to a degree not required of him as he rushed to pass the economic stimulus package and take other emergency actions — that it can trust government to be both competent and restrained.
The Chamber is satisfied, on the basis of the Tribunal's Statute and the jurisprudence, as well as the law of many domestic jurisdictions, that the right of an accused person to represent himself is not unfettered, and in the circumstances of this case, it is both competent to assign counsel to the accused and in the interests of justice to do so.
Jamison, who for decades has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and who wrote a memoir on the subject, An Unquiet Mind, pointed out that she subdued her suicidal ideation years ago partly due to the help she received from her psychiatrist who was both competent and empathetic.
In order to develop a sense of trust, the client must be able to feel that the social insurance officer or the therapist is both competent and understanding.
