These higher numbers are not only more accurate; they could also indicate that students feel more comfortable reporting because of competent policies, faith that reporting will help them and the presence of survivor-centered resources.
If he is elected, I believe Sanders will also be able to attract a competent foreign policy cohort, just as Obama did--including many of the current Clinton team.
Overcoming these barriers to adoption will require management at a landscape scale, including elements of both segregation and integration of land uses, supported by competent government policies and local communities having sufficiently high social capital.
He once termed his legislative agenda "prudent yet bold," a phrase some found fitting for a politician described by The Seattle Times as "a smart, competent, hard-working policy wonk who was neither flashy nor strongly partisan".
His justification for war was the same as that for rigorous domestic discipline: only the statesman, furnished with all available information and equipped for judicious appraisal of events, is competent to judge policy.
My hope is that the government appoints an experienced CISO from the private sector and backs him or her up with a competent staff of policy and budgeting experts who are willing and authorized to do things that may shock bureaucrats.
Despite not actually knowing any LGBT people, this demographic feels fully competent to dictate policy to them, including healthcare.
Competent macro economic policy, informed by, say, Keynes rather than Friedman, would be to embark on a plan to re-couple wage and productivity growth.
Surely a political party "deaf to reason" should be on its way to nominating Michele Bachmann or Herman Cain, rather than a highly-competent businessman whose policy proposals have been largely free of magical thinking and ideological cant.
