Sentence examples for competent and ethical from inspiring English sources

Were others in the organization as competent and ethical?

Why do you believe the School has a responsibility to develop competent and ethical leaders and is that need more urgent now than a generation ago?

Justice Elena Kagan pressed Mr. Verrilli on whether he or any other competent and ethical lawyer should communicate with clients and sources in the face of the possibility of government surveillance under the 2008 law.

Investors in mortgage-backed securities routinely expect that the servicer of the underlying loans will keep accurate records, and perform their other required functions in a competent and ethical manner.

He told me, "If what you are is a pragmatic, business-oriented, moderate-minded person who wants things to work in a fairly competent and ethical way, and you're under thirty — the kind of person who would have been an Eisenhower Republican and a Republican in the Nixon years and in the George H. W. Bush years — you are a Democrat today".

They must persuade prospective clients that they are the right counsel for the engagement; opposing counsel that they are a formidable adversary; and judges that they are competent and ethical.

Successful implementation of PBL can therefore help to nurture in students the development of desired 'habits of mind, behavior, and action' to become the competent, caring, and ethical healthcare professionals of the 21st century.

This can be good, because if the attorney has a good reputation (for being competent, passionate, and ethical, for example), they will be in a better position to negotiate and advocate for the client as the case winds through the system.

All data were obtained after the permission of the local competent legal and ethical authorities.

Surgical and histology procedures were in accordance with European requirements 86/609/EEC and approved by the competent veterinary and ethical services.

The predominant view is that the net impact of the Directive has been to increase the administrative burden associated with the competent authority and ethical clearances, in particular for multinational trials.