Sentence examples for competent to offer from inspiring English sources

Michael Dougan, a professor of international law at Liverpool University, says: "The EU, through this withdrawal agreement, cannot give us anything that the EU institutions are not competent to offer us.

The proposed computational method provides a non-simulative hybrid uncertainty analysis framework, which is competent to offer the extreme bounds of the statistical characteristics (i.e., mean and variance) of any concerned structural responses in computationally tractable fashion.

And while doctors may not feel competent to offer nutrition or exercise advice or tips on stress reduction, they should be able to refer patients to dietitians, exercise physiologists or mental health professionals trained to handle such problems.

Patients were mainly positive about educational groups and think that the practice nurse is competent to offer such groups.

Interviews with therapists suggested that the while the training plans worked, there was a need to apply the acquired treatment skills with patients and complete practice in delivery with at least three patients before therapists felt competent to offer CCBT to a standard they regarded as competent.

Whether certain pathways are equivalent (permissive) or not depends, on one hand, on the cell type (whether it is competent to offer a robust plasticity network to buffer signalling changes) and, on the other hand, on the nature of the biological outcome.

Only 37 percent of overweight doctors strongly believed that they were competent even to offer advice about eating and exercise, compared with 53 percent of normal-weight physicians.

UnternehmerTUM is the competent partner to offer such an environment.

Lay witnesses such as neighbors or family members, he said, were often as competent as psychologists to offer opinions on a defendant's mental capability.

The Supreme Court has also required lawyers to offer competent advice in urging defendants to give up their right to a trial by accepting a guilty plea.

But in these times, even the most competent authority will be unable to offer this protection.