Sentence examples for competently led from inspiring English sources

While some had predicted that Ms. Schiller - a former executive for The New York Times who compounded the controversy over the firing in her public comments - would also have to leave the company, Mr. Edwards said that in her two years at NPR, Ms. Schiller had competently led the organization "through very challenging financial times".

Their wholesale formulation however that institutions "destroy children mentally, physically, and emotionally" is very much over-the-top and doesn't do justice to competently led orphanages.

She stressed that Mr. Benezra was not simply a curator but someone who could competently lead the museum in an administrative capacity.

Philippe Jordan, his conducting tending toward the competently bland, leads casts that include Christine Goerke (much anticipated as Brünnhilde), Greer Grimsley, Michael Volle, Stefan Vinke, Andreas Schager, Stuart Skelton, Eva-Maria Westbroek, Tomasz Konieczny and Jamie Barton.

"The president has demonstrated that a black man can competently and effectively lead and manage the country as its commander-in-chief," Morial said.

Arriving in April 1941, he led the brigade competently during the Battle of Greece as it retreated from the Aliakmon Line in northern Greece to the Servia Pass and onto the beaches at Porto Rafti from where it was evacuated on 27 April to Crete.

It has been positive and competently run.

His administration has been efficient, competently run, and notably free of corruption or scandal.

They could have expected the AIM listing provided assurance that the company would be competently run.

Nonetheless, he says, the findings also suggest that "competently run programs" work.

No amount of aid can solve Haiti's problems unless the appointed interim government of technocrats, led by Prime Minister Gérard Latortue, does its part competently and fairly, seeing to it that the impoverished slum dwellers who followed Mr. Aristide are not again ignored.