Sentence examples for competent change from inspiring English sources

The 60s were, in my view, dynamic and full of change – not always the most efficient and competent change.

Aecio Neves has proven himself to be a competent change manager, having successfully reduced state government expenditure and secured investment during his tenure as governor of Minas Gerais.

To achieve improvements with simulation studies, one needs both a competent change management strategy and a simulation model and results deemed acceptable by the stakeholders.

To make things worse, King argues, since the Thatcher premiership governments have become obsessed by innovation, rather than settling for competent administration: "Change has become ministers' profession".

The core finding of this study is the transformation women experienced from feeling a sense of hopelessness about quitting to feeling competent to change their behavior.

Preferences expressed when competent may change as cognition declines, giving rise to complexities with regards to ascertaining what the true preference for care may be.

By providing educational material and social support channeled through the antenatal services, women may start questioning the normative smoking and start to feel competent to change their smoking behavior.

Including research training in the curricula of pre-graduate courses in health sciences will contribute to graduate professionals able to act as agents responsible for change, competent human resource managers, and promoters of evidence-based policies [ 34].

But defense lawyers have said that although Mrs. Astor may have had Alzheimer's disease, she was competent when she changed her will.

Mr. Marshall's lawyers will argue that Mrs. Astor was competent when she changed her will and authorized her son to disburse her money and property in various ways, according to lawyers briefed on the case.

Prosecutors are hoping that Mrs. Astor's long history of mental and physical frailty will convince the jury that she could not have been competent to make changes to her will in 2004.