Sentence examples for made by competent from inspiring English sources

The intent, he reckons, "was to continue the state's policy on protecting foetuses, even if it meant disregarding choices made by competent, autonomous women".More than 30 states have similar provisions in their own laws.

But our view is to the contrary and is based on our expectations that courts will satisfy themselves that pleas of guilty are voluntarily and intelligently made by competent defendants with adequate advice of counsel and that there is nothing to question the accuracy and reliability of the defendants' admissions that they committed the crimes with which they are charged.

The decisions we now view as a colossal misreading of the truth were, at the time, honest assessments made by competent individuals.

Respect for autonomy requires respect for what others might consider to be bad decisions as long as those decisions are free and informed and made by competent individuals.

The Commission should ensure that decisions on legal conflicts about fundamental rights "are only made by competent ordinary courts".

Karaca and 63 detained police officers remain in prison, the report said, "notwithstanding that an order was made by a competent court" for their release on bail.

In 1919-20 he visited New York, and the art resulting from that trip is almost indistinguishable from that made by many competent artists who fell under the spell of the city's bustle and industrial dynamism.

It read: 'The decision to deny entry into the Russian Federation for Mr William Felix Browder has been made by the competent authorities in accordance with Article 27, Item 1, of the Federal Law No 114FZ.' This article says that entry can be denied to someone in the interest of 'ensuring the security of the State, public order or public health'.

But what if you strongly disagree with rulings made by otherwise competent judges?

The assumptions underlying the practice of informed consent include that decisions about research participation should be both appropriately informed and voluntary, and be made by someone competent to reach such decisions [ 1, 2].

There was merely a regulation as to the enjoyment of property, made by a strictly competent authority, in a matter entirely within its jurisdiction.