But Mr. Dinkins met a racial debacle of his own when he failed to deal competently with the Crown Heights riot.
— the likelihood grows with time, that the "luck of the draw" provider she gets at time of emergency will still be well-qualified and equipped to deal competently and successfully with her problem.
In a strongly-worded foreword to the latest report, he and cabinet secretary and head of the civil service Sir Jeremy Heywood write that civil servants must deal "competently and straightforwardly" with ministers, providing open debate and candid advice.
To the Editor: Re "Four Ways to Kill a Climate Bill" (Op-Ed, July 26): Lee Wasserman is right to take President Obama and Congress to task for failing to deal competently with the huge and potentially disastrous challenges posed by climate change.
From the start Apple and his or her colleagues dealt competently with Yeats's problems, extricating him tactfully but firmly from previous entanglements -- chiefly with Maud Gonne and her daughter Iseult -- and providing him with a rich source of plots and characters.
Washington's unwillingness -- and, in truth, lack of capacity -- to deal competently with the Syrian situation is glaring.
Holmes and Kirby, best known previously for his role in "Take This Waltz," deal competently with that struggle, showcasing a heaviness that proliferates as the hospital, their parents and their unpredictable circumstances all work to keep Carla and Marco apart.
Closer to the Maltese reality, a big challenge that Malta will face is, despite its size, to deal competently with the administrative and political complexities that will arise.
"If the situation isn't dealt with competently and firmly, yes, it's the end of Europe," he told journalist André Bercoff.
Feel More Childlike, than Adult Many clients with BPD report that even when they are competently dealing with adult responsibilities, they feel as if they are really still children or teens.
