Sentence examples for is competent to judge from inspiring English sources
But Ouattara has refused to transfer Simone Gbagbo, the former president's wife, to the court, saying the Ivorian judicial system is competent to judge her.
His justification for war was the same as that for rigorous domestic discipline: only the statesman, furnished with all available information and equipped for judicious appraisal of events, is competent to judge policy.
"Very few living scholars can rival his range, and none who is competent to judge can challenge the exactitude of his scholarship," wrote P. A. Blunt, a former Camden professor of ancient history at Oxford, in a book of essays presented to Mr. de Ste.
By discriminating between those cases in which it is competent to judge and those in which it is not, philosophy thus plays a self-critical role: mindful of its own limits, it allows religion to be itself.
"I don't think the church would be competent to judge whether the way we did it was torture".
The Oscars come up, Baftas, Oliviers and what-have-you, and he gets all partisan about who he thinks ought to win, so when someone else bags them he can't help thinking it's all bollocks and it was a pity vote or darkly political, and who says the judges are competent to judge anyway?
The QMRP cannot be "competent to judge and supervise active treatment" unless he or she is familiar with the person served.
"I've found by a preponderance of the evidence Stanford is competent to stand trial," said judge David Hittner in Houston.
Angel Maturino Resendiz, a Mexican national suspected in as many as 15 murders, is competent to be executed Tuesday, a judge decided.
The man charged in the 2002 kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart is competent to stand trial, a federal judge ruled Monday.
This form is signed by the Dutch supervisor, who judges whether the student is competent to perform the planned procedures and who judges whether the student will be adequately supervised during the elective in case he/she is to learn a new procedure.
