Sentence examples for competence to run from inspiring English sources

We could equally challenge the Inspectors' competence to run such an enquiry.

"Germany has made clear that under the current treaties the Commission does not have the competence to run such a central authority or act as a resolution body.

The lawsuit was tossed out, but it was not a complete victory for Redstone, whose competence to run Viacom was central to the suit.

The then education secretary, Michael Gove, was busy cutting ribbons on a second round of free schools – a type of school opened by parents, teachers or anyone else able to convince the government of their competence to run one.

Mr. Davis's challenge on Friday to debate Mr. Schwarzenegger, and a new television commercial raising doubts about the actor-turned-politician's competence to run the state, are telltale marks of the new aggressiveness.

To recap, the three gifts were as follows: The managerial competence required to run a well-organized campaign, the gift of persuasion necessary to reassure voters who respond to competence and optimism and sweet reason, and the gift of demagoguery required to mobilize voters who respond to fear, anger, and hatred.

Back during the late unlamented era after the Supremes installed W in the White House, it was common to hear assertions from the Beltway types to the effect that the effectiveness of the Bush political campaign demonstrated that the Bush team had the competence needed to run the country.

One main theme, Being in a transitional learning process, and four themes; Preparing for practice, Gaining experience from treating patients, Participating in the professional community and Developing personal competence seemed to run through the learning experiences of the newly educated physicians who were treating suicidal patients.

Those are basic questions like whether our educational institutions are developing leaders with the competence and character to run the complex institutions that are vital to modern society, and how we can know what it takes to develop better leaders.

You need people of competence and integrity to run a big enterprise, and if the children have not got the talents, that's the best way to keep the business going.

"There is a growing feeling that the commission as currently constituted does not have the independence, competence, and integrity required to run the next elections," said Dennis Onyango, a spokesperson for the opposition coalition's presidential candidate in 2013, Raila Odinga.