Cases were required to live in New England, to be mentally competent, and to speak English.
Cases were required to live in New England for at least 50% of the year, to be mentally competent, and to speak English.
Wintour was known as a competent scholar, able to speak several languages, and he had fought with the English army in the Netherlands.
They permit competent individuals to state their preferences for end-of-life care at a time in the future when they are no longer competent or able to speak for themselves.
The report of the Secretary General contained, however, a letter in which Mr. Tshombe had told Dr. Bunche that he had entered the Kitona talks without having had time to get authorization from "the competent authorities in Katanga" to speak on their behalf.
Both boys, and especially Albert were considered by his family to be a potential husband for the young princess, and they were both taught to speak competent English.
It is also designed to portray the group as powerful, competent and, most importantly, able to speak to a global audience directly, unimpeded and in a familiar language – be it accented English, or an action flick.
In our noisy, loquacious, criticize-before-you-think society, where everyone has an opinion on everything, and in which both those who are competent and those who are not are allowed to speak, let us resort to being humble.
There are several problems with "Dupree," not least that there is no filmmaking to speak of, just a progression of competent-looking scenes in which the actors appear to have successfully hit their marks.
The staff and the resident could refuse to be observed, and the residents' families were requested to speak on behalf of those who were not competent to consent.
