He reorganized and strengthened his armies with the competent aid of Arakcheyev, the instructor from Gatchina who had become his indispensable colleague.
In the end, the only argument against investing in reducing the risk of fraud and corruption is that there isn't any to reduce – and it's hard to find an experienced and competent aid worker who believes that.
For what it is advocating is that all the needs of the people in poverty-stricken areas in Africa should be put on hold until incorruptible African governments emerge from the clouds, God knows how many millennia from now; or until competent aid strategists are unwrapped from the bureaucracies of developed countries, which are themselves afflicted with unbelievable bureaucratic incompetence.
Dioceses will have a competent assistance coordinator to aid in the immediate pastoral care of persons who claim to have been sexually abused by clergy or other church personnel.
"Counsel reasonably believes that Ms. Anthony is not competent to aid and assist in her own defense and is incompetent to proceed," read the motion, which in full ran for two pages.
If it's just the competent, compassionate aid that you care about, then you're likely better off sending your money to an organization further down the list.
If that is a message you want carried to the world by a competent, compassionate aid organization, World Vision may be your ticket.
Likewise, his power over the Republican Party would be increased, as they would see him as a competent leader aiding their own reelection efforts.
The doctor, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the biggest difficulty -- one that the American ambassador, Alexander R. Vershbow, also said probably cost lives -- was the apparent absence of competent first-aid in the first crucial moments.
To justify conviction, it was necessary that this intent should be etasblished by competent evidence, aided only by such inferences as might logically be derived from the facts proved, and should not be the subject of mere surmise or arbitrary assumption.
A competent attorney, aided by competent experts, should be in a better position to expose the flaws in such research than is the peer reviewer, who often takes less time than the expert in a legal case and has more limited resources to probe than does the cross-examining attorney (Jasanoff 1996).
