Sentence examples for competence to make from inspiring English sources

On particular religious questions, I don't find it in my area of competence to make answers.

Another advantage for Mr. Gore is that no one questions his competence to make decisions and to grasp issues -- and to understand how to navigate the often befuddling world of government and politics in Washington.

Former security chiefs who worked closely with Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Barak have already criticized their judgment, calling into question their competence to make a decision on whether to launch a strike on Iran.

"This whole delay in the Pagoda Project is really due to the planning department's lack of competence to make a decision and get work done," Mr. Sarachan wrote, referring to a proposed building that he said would be the greenest in Berkeley.

But governments do not necessarily have the competence to make the right technology choices: the so-called government deficit, actually a competence deficit at their side.

Courter, a former Republican congressman from New Jersey, says his company hopes to convince the judge that "he does not have the competence to make a national security decision".

The evening's not carnage, but it lacks the competence required to make this story move in the way it should.

Thebaud states, "The pattern of bias in favor of male-led businesses really boils down to the stereotypical belief that men are more likely to possess the types of skills and competence needed to make a new venture successful".

Inevitably a certain level of technical competence is needed to make microhydro systems work properly, and equally inevitably the lack of standardization rules out economies of scale.

When we are probed by questions beyond our introspective competence, we have to make the answers up as best we can.

In his argument in the voting-rights case, Solicitor General Donald Verrilli tried this line, too, insisting on "the deference that Congress is owed… because, frankly, of the superior institutional competence of Congress to make these kinds of judgments".