The new ministry will struggle without a system of meritocracy, the competent execution of state policy or adequate resources, says immunologist Gabriela Delgado, at the National University of Colombia in Bogota.
All countries should ensure that the composition and mandates of RECs concur with international standards, while providing institutional and financial resources to ensure independent and competent execution of all their roles.
Veteran 82-year-old British director Lewis Gilbert has here devised a platform for a lot of very competent, but miscellaneous performances from the likes of Julie Walters, Tom Wilkinson and Joanne Whalley.
Alexandrina Milcheva sounded rather hooty as La Cieca, and Paul Plishka gave another of his vocally competent, dramatically neutral performances as the murderous Alvise.
In the same way performance of query execution directly depends on the complexity of the query.
Sam Hunt and Kenny Chesney delivered competent, but largely forgettable performances of Take Your Time and Save It For a Rainy Day, respectively.
The performance of RSA depends strongly on the competent implementation of modular multiplication and modular exponentiation.
All of their competent, lively performances circle respectfully around Grant, whose presence here is an enigma.
We have shown previously that achieving competent performance of basic laparoscopic skills is possible in difficult conditions.
They and the uniformly competent performance of the cast make it a moderately entertaining, if rather somnolently paced, story-book film.
Governor Bush told reporters that if the inmates were judged competent, "the executions will go forward".
