Leave is asked to file a petition for a writ of mandamus requiring District Judge Elisha H. Brewster, or other competent judge, to call to his assistance two other judges for the purpose of hearing and determining petitioner's application for an interlocutory injunction, as directed by statute.
This recalls Kitcher (1992): "A gene is anything a competent biologist chooses to call a gene" (p. 131).
Skeptics (e.g., Burian 1986, Portin 1993, and Kitcher 1992) have concluded, as Kitcher succinctly puts it: "a gene is whatever a competent biologist chooses to call a gene" (Kitcher 1992, p. 131).
"If catastrophe comes," President Barack Obama said last year in New Orleans, "the American people must be able to call on a competent government.
Laramee went on to call the game "a competent effort, but is essentially dry and uninspired".
It had everything to do with ensuring our command officers were competent to answer the call and our right to advance in our profession based on merit, regardless of race.
Whilst some scientists may feel responsible, they are often not competent to act, necessitating, what he calls, a collective ethics of "co-responsibility".
We suggest that a norm always to obtain oral or written informed consent for physiotherapy interventions with competent patients' call for further interpretation and analysis of what constitutes an informed consent process, especially in the low-risk situations which dominate private practice.
Competent authorities call also for sanctions in cases where the company did not act with due diligence and relied on the information received by the supplier without making sufficient efforts to find out whether this information is correct [12].
Each SOP is specified from a cluster of equivalent cells, called a proneural cluster, all of them competent to become SOP.
Those on-call at night should be competent to undertake the predicted work.
