Sentence examples for competent member from inspiring English sources

The standard required is that of any other competent member of the trade in question.

Alexei Kudrin, Russia's long-serving finance minister, seen by many as the most competent member of the government, left after a public spat with Mr Medvedev.

The high number of expectable cases poses a formidable challenge for the efficient conduct of the new task of comparative assessments by competent Member States authorities.

This is not to say that Powell and Obama are passive or incompetent leaders; Powell was arguably the most competent member of Bush's inner circle.

What respondents report in research should also be treated as accounts that serve several functions, including to present oneself as a competent member of the community.

People in Wolaita insist that the right of any competent member of a family to refuse participation in genetic research should be respected, indicating the widely supported view that group-level approval, though desirable, cannot be a proxy for individual consent [ 1, 7, 8, 29- 33].

As is the case for the competent members of the Pasteurellaceae, competence in the Neisseriae is also dependent upon a 10 bp DNA-uptake sequence, but the ComE protein which binds to DNA in a non-specific manner, is thus far the only competence factor that has been shown to interact with incoming DNA.

Mr. Karzai should work hard to find other competent members of Mr. Abdullah's group to serve in the government.

"Concerned and competent members of the Muslim community cannot afford to be silent observers or merely criticise Afic as outsiders but must come forward to contribute in saving this Australian national Muslim asset".

"I have a sense that she's one of the more competent members of the current administration, and it would be interesting to speculate about how she might to perform were she to be president".

The negative impact on morale at the authority and the burden of working around the less competent members of the new staff are costs that seem to concern neither the governors nor the commissioners.