Sentence examples for competent to the from inspiring English sources

A severe drought — a key competent to the devastating blaze — is ongoing in eastern Tennessee.

"It's good to have a particular clinic that you know is culturally competent to the population," said Cynthia Belon, the director of the Contra Costa County homeless program.

Then as now the refereeing lurched from the competent to the downright awful, a Syrian doing his best to spoil a compelling quarter-final between Bulgaria, the surprise team that summer, and Mexico.

High-quality apprenticeships – such as those offered by City & Guilds – guarantee that learners are not only competent to the required level, but have also received sufficient practical experience applying this knowledge and honing their skills in the workplace.

The essays demonstrate the transformative power of communion with gifted and committed master craftsmen and women who have given, and continue to give, the very best of themselves, and thus raise their achievement from the merely competent to the sublime.

[Pollock, C. B. The presumption is that the defendant's servants were engaged in removing the defendant's flour; if they were not it was competent to the defendant to prove it.

A recent experiment [14] on competence development in B. subtilis established the role of noise in driving the phenotypic transitions from the non-competent to the competent state.

Here are the three conditions: "One, the person has to be competent to make the decision and must understand the risks and the benefits.

Activation of the TCR renders the cells "competent" to receive the cell-cycle progression signals that are provided by IL-2.

"The appropriate question is whether he is competent to choose the endeavor," said the court, which ruled that he was.

The U.S., again, found that Ecuador was competent to hear the case and suspended the arbitration.