Project Dulce is a culturally competent diabetes case management program that includes peer-led self-management training.
He had also declared himself competent when the case belonged to a lower court, and had named 34 dead people, including Franco, as suspects.
Certainly the president's history regarding appointees or nominees who proved to be less than competent makes the case for careful and cautious questioning now of any nominee he puts forward for any position.
And Mr Mitchell, despite a fondness for New Labourisms (in the speech he praised DfID as a "key, joined-up, integrated department") makes a competent, if familiar, case for keeping the levels up: it is right to help the weak, and often surprisingly cheap.
The patient undergoing screening colonoscopy seeks an efficient unit with state-of-the-art equipment, highly skilled physicians, highly competent staff, accurate case documentation, comfortable surroundings, and consumer-friendly follow-through of care.
'Do you find yourself tripping...?' appeals to the individual's own assessment of his or her actions, allowing the players themselves to recognise how far they are from being a worthy or, in this case, competent person.
In a field where technology continues to develop rapidly, it is essential that centres undertaking PCI are appropriately equipped, for staff to be competent and for case selection to be matched to the skill of the operators.
The lack of essential drugs and health providers competent in newborn case management at the lowest level may result in delays in reaching a higher-level facility equipped to care for newborn illness.
Without setting specific new standards, the court restated a defendant's constitutional right to competent representation in cases in which a life is at stake.
