Sentence examples for claimed to be competent from inspiring English sources

This distinction was best exemplified by a group of retired physicians who expressed their desire to remain informed, but at this point in their careers, none of them claimed to be competent practitioners.

If the Lib Dems are to claim to be competent managers of the economy at a time of dangerous crisis, it will be as one part of the Tory-led coalition.

Unfortunately legal ethics generally permit all lawyers to claim to be competent to handle matters ranging from wills, divorces and traffic tickets to financial derivatives, hedge funds and soft-dollar trading.

The original Nancy Drew is sometimes claimed "to be a lot like [Benson] herself – confident, competent, and totally independent, quite unlike the cardboard character that [Edward] Stratemeyer had outlined".

Leave aside the slight problem that all parties claim to be socially just and economically competent, yesterday's debates on the economy at the Liberal Democrats' conference highlight the particular difficulties for Clegg in claiming Blair's formula.

One, they needed me to be competent.

Similarly, it has to be competent to be credible.

Startups using AI need to be competent in multiple spheres.

Just as we need to raise our children to be competent participants in our systems of norms, we will need to train our machines to be similarly competent.

"You have to be competent.

Can we trust them to be competent?