There was also the ancillary question of whether Felt was competent to make that decision".
A psychiatrist found that Mr. Simmons was competent to make the decision to forgo his appeals.
You are right to question the idea that the "experts" close to power are competent to make decisions.
The defense counsel for two of the defendants protested that their clients were not competent to make such a decision.
Like the other leaders he is delusional, and is no longer competent to make his own decisions.
It seeks to understand whether stakeholders in the latter stages of the Project Life Cycle are competent to make design change decisions on these projects.
The truth is, of course, that if companies wanted to become competent to make judgments and speak out on human rights, they could do so rather quickly.
In January, a county judge ruled that Ms. Riggs was mentally competent to make the decision to drop all her avenues of appeal.
I don't think they're competent to make those decisions in a war that is going to go on for a long time.
Mr. McVeigh, who is imprisoned in the federal penitentiary in Terre Haute, Ind., wrote Judge Matsch that he felt "fully competent to make the decision" not to appeal.
Sometimes minors, even 6-year-olds who believe Play-doh is better than Prozac at relieving stress, are entirely competent to make decisions about their future.
