Sentence examples for competent of discharging from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the equality of obligations in NIAC was seemingly a response to the need to ensure equal protection for civilians during internal as well as international conflicts rather than to recognise NSAGs as bodies competent of discharging obligations.

The aims of postnatal care were identified by key informants as the establishment and management of breastfeeding; the education of parents with the view of discharging a confident, competent mother; and the provision of rest and recovery for women following birth.

There remained, however, the matter of discharging his debts.

Around 25percentt of discharged American soldiers suffer from the disorder.

He was convicted of negligently discharging oil, a misdemeanor.

Women were eligible if they (a) had given birth vaginally to a single live infant, (b) were being discharged from hospital at the same time as their infant, (c) were assuming care of their infant at the time of discharge, and (d) were competent to give consent to participate.

A few months after the Norths were freed, Rudy talked on the phone with Adolfo Gonzalez, his neighbor from Lakeview Terrace, who, after a doctor found him competent, had also been discharged.

The idea of discharge is redundant".

"It showed the usual evidence of discharge," said Inspector Aubry.

The issue of discharges has become a major battleground.

More than half died within two years of discharge.