It is terribly frustrating, because at the same time I feel that I am not competent to do this; I am not a psychologist or a doctor or- ah – this is also all new to us" " I recognise this feeling that it is all up to me now; this person does not know, cannot - and cannot speak the language - and is in distress.
Indeed, the jury is viewed as uniquely competent to perform this task; assigning such work to a single judge would present legitimacy problems that jury resolution avoids.
It's got to be given by somebody who is sane, who is rational, who is competent, who's — and that may deal with the child case as well, who is not yet competent to make this sort of decision.
552, 86 L.Ed. 796, provides an ascertainable standard for adjudicating the validity of some foreign acts, and courts are competent to apply this body of law, notwithstanding that there may be some cases where comity dictates giving effect to the foreign act because it is not clearly condemned under generally accepted principles of international law.
Who is competent to review this kind of work?
Thus, in view of the data discussed above soluble TWEAK seems to induce the formation of complexes that only contain a single cIAP1/2 molecule (TWEAK3-Fn143-TRAF23-cIAP1/2) and which are still unable to trigger the classical NF κB pathway but are competent to do this upon cIAP1/2 transactivation-enabling crosslinking.
The troika is probably not the most competent to help with this.
Djukanovic, in response to the attack, was quoted by local media as saying: "The police and prosecutor will have to show they are competent to deal with this problem, or they will be replaced".
Consideration may be given to self-examination and partner-examination as adjuncts to screening if issues of its reliability could be addressed and if partners would feel comfortable and competent to take on this role.
