It is expected that family physicians will be competent to meet 90% of the health needs of the communities in their designated districts.
All the evidence is that the next administration will be competent and smart as hell.
Of the replacement officials, he said: "I do feel these officials will be competent.
Over all, schools like Notre Dame hire people that they are confident will be competent teachers.
Some will be competent cricketers, others won't and at least one will not have played before.
"Just because a therapist looks like you doesn't mean that they will be competent," Goba says.
This year's contenders have already survived the preliminary heats, so even the weakest acts will be competent, and compere Arthur Smith always lends a refreshing air of informality.
Instead, "trust is generally a three-part relation: A trusts B to do X" (Hardin 2002, 9).[3] To have trust in a relationship, therefore, we do not need to assume that the other person will be competent in every way.
Is the level of acceptable risks the same for individuals who were once competent, such as previously competent adults with Alzheimer disease, individuals who are not now but are expected to become competent, such as healthy children, and individuals who are not now and likely never will be competent, such as individuals born with severe cognitive disabilities?
Trusting requires that we can, 1) be vulnerable to others (vulnerable to betrayal in particular); 2) think well of others, at least in certain domains; and 3) be optimistic that they are, or at least will be, competent in certain respects.
