Sentence examples for competent to put from inspiring English sources

By the same token, the innovative theorist must be deeply imbued with the way real objects behave, even if he is not technically competent to put together the apparatus to examine the problem.

"They'd have to go to the court and say, 'Even though it's been in existence for many years, mother wasn't competent to put it together.' " When it comes to a will, one way to reduce the chances of a challenge is to put in a no-contest clause.

This is about the federal government handing money to people who have are not competent to put it to good use.

It is time for both coalitions to develop a new generation of more constructive and competent leaders to put before the electorate.

No wonder there's a fast and frantic attempt to put a competent leader in place.

He is compelled therefore to put himself in the competent hands of a plain chauffeur, a woman with ears "like satellite dishes placed in some remote landscape" (the glee with which Murakami alights on such similes is infectious).

THE annual Phi Delta Kappa/Gallup poll of attitudes towards public education released this week found that a majority of Americans feel it is important to put a "a qualified, competent teacher in every classroom".

Be prepared for them to quiz you and be careful not to put something on your resume unless you're actually competent in it.

It is important for us to put partisan feelings aside and calmly think about who is the most competent candidate and to vote our conscience.

Her reporting here is competent and interesting, and she attempts, especially in the case of Corbyn's association with Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness, to put his side.

But Mr. Dieter and other advocates argue that with decisions on competence generally left up to judges and Governors who believe themselves to be under enormous public pressure to enforce the death penalty, there are many cases in which people who are not competent are put to death.