"He is more than competent for the job," said Steve Todd, a delegate for Mr. Sanders from Pennsylvania.
Barakat says women often use more hesitant language when pitching: "They're incredibly competent for the job but they're humble.
It has to be someone who is competent for the role and gets on with the chair".
If the batting looked competent for the conditions and the opposition, the heavyweight slug-out going on between Australia and South Africa simultaneously over in St Kitts illustrated the discrepancy that they might find with better pitches.
By selecting her, Obama would make an affirmative statement that he's selecting the very best – the most intelligent, the best decision-makers, the most transformative leaders, the highly competent – for the upper echelons of government.
The division was also supposed to hire a consultant (because the station is registered as a national historic place and the division's engineers did not feel competent for the job) to repair the ceiling permanently.
But Mr. Marshall's lawyers plan to use the first codicil, executed three weeks before the second and unchallenged in the criminal proceeding, to raise the argument that if Mrs. Astor was competent for one, she must have been competent for the other.
The non-toxic, biodegradable, biocompatible properties of both the adsorbents make them competent for the heavy metal removal from wastewater.
Compared with the measurement value, the numerical results demonstrate that the calculation method is reliable and competent for the irradiation design of HFETR.
The literature of the empire is both abundant and competent, for which the emperors' encouragement and financing of libraries and higher education were perhaps in part responsible.
Last night against Collingwood, Ken Hinkley's side was at first listless then frustratingly-competent for the short window of time it took to snatch back the lead from a workmanlike Pies outfit, but ultimately a giant let-down in failing to seal the game when their class should have shone through.
