Sentence examples for competence of this from inspiring English sources

In Time magazine, in an article published before Mr. Krugman's column, I expressed my own "shame and sorrow" for misjudging in advance the competence of this administration in wartime.

Glimmering in those brown depths are innumerable shades of anxiety, sadness and frustration that belie the surface competence of this tightly wound woman juggling family, career and social life with aplomb.

But blocking is what the Giants' offensive linemen do, and late in this season, it has been the cohesion and the competence of this crew that has allowed Eli Manning to shine and running backs Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw to run free.

"There is the report of the commission and there is the opinion of Mr. Pound, who actually overstepped and exceeded the competence of this commission, and gave his personal assessment, rather a general assessment of the entire anti-doping activities in Russia," he told Russia Today.

They certainly swear by the competence of this system.

The obtained results are compared with previously found classical order results using variational iteration method (VIM), Adomian decomposition method, and the results from Galerkin method in order to show the competence of this present method.

"Let me be blunt about this: the level of competence of the Central Intelligence Agency in this area is appalling," Mr. Perle says, explaining why the Pentagon created its own intelligence unit to find links between Mr. Hussein and Al Qaeda.

31 The competence of the participants in this study is generally experience-based on this topic and therefore characterised by individual opinions and ways of working.

For state parties that have expressly recognized the competence of the committee in this regard, the committee also may respond to allegations by one state party that another state party is not fulfilling its obligations under the covenant.

I do not wish to cast any doubt on the competence of those who carried out this study; I am sure they did their work most conscientiously.

If the revelations in the Oklahoma case are typical, it is not unreasonable to question the actual role and competence of the physicians engaged in this work.