Sentence examples for educated and competent from inspiring English sources

Specialized knowledge is necessary to ensure that the right cycle is selected; this requires an educated and competent operator.

Give me, my friends and family health care services provided by caring, educated and competent health care specialists.

All the educated and competent people in Libya know one another, and most of them have worked in one way or another with the Qaddafi regime.

Because of his previous diagnoses, he was already in the social services system, which in our state consisted of a labyrinthine series of hoops and hurdles and bureaucratic insanity that not even the most educated and competent can easily navigate.

Dr Sven Schulze, an analyst at the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI), notes that the green network could take up space that's needed for housing and businesses, but "on the other hand, it brings economic advantages because it attracts highly educated and competent people to the city". That's, of course, a recipe successfully pioneered by Copenhagen.

In RYC, the staff is mainly educated and competent in providing a positive social environment, physical custody and care, but not psychiatric diagnostic assessment and therapy.

"There are more educated and technically competent people in the Middle East than you find in many other parts of the world," Halliday said.

The commentary was a reinterpretation of the previous commitment to "si hua," roughly translatable as the "four changes". The four changes, widely heralded in the early 1980's and written into the 1982 party constitution, aimed to make party officials more revolutionary, more youthful, more educated and more competent.

Having educated, experienced and competent staff is crucial to the provision of safe healthcare.

The country has made a significant investment in educating and graduating competent professional midwives, with over 3,000 midwives trained to date [ 22].

Berg et al. [ 57] in examining the effect of technical care and interpersonal care on general care, found strong relationships between the three variables and an important effect of interpersonal care on technical care meaning that if patients rated nurses as sensitive and sympathetic, they also rated them as competent, educated and experienced.