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He said he doubted that further testing would demonstrate Mr. Cherry's mental competence to the judge's satisfaction.

"So the balance has swung from one extreme with people with great passion but little administrative competence to the other.

Mr. Mostow lacks the operatic humanism of James Cameron, who made the first two episodes, but he brings an air of unassuming B-movie competence to the many chase and explosion scenes.

Mr Livingstone seemed undaunted, pledging to campaign on his record of "building London's public services" and adding: "Boris Johnson proposes to add a lack of managerial competence to the Thatcherite decline and division always represented by London's Tories".

People keep talking about her toughness… What's ahead is trying to convince the Australian people that they (the government) can bring coherency, vision and competence to the next election.

SPUTNIK DECLASSIFIED A "Nova" program that looks back 50 years at the impact of the launching of the first Sputnik satellite in 1957 and how it altered everything from perceptions of Soviet scientific competence to the political landscape in America.

National parliaments, it stated, have the "competence to define the extent of the social cover" offered in the form of certain non-contributory benefits.

"If you are running a business of [this size], you should have the competence to understand the principles [of the hedge]." Just how widespread is this problem?

Some said it was merely about putting into UK law the equivalent of the German constitutional court ruling on the Lisbon treaty, which set limits on the transfer of national competences to the EU.

C tends to complement the team with partners that bring missing competences to the new venture.

Urban public transport rests with the municipalities, but where a Public Transport Authority (PTA) has been created, they give up these competences to the PTA.