Sentence examples for main competent from inspiring English sources

The main competent authority of natural hazard-induced disaster response is the Ministry of Civil Affairs (MCA), therefore MCA is treated as the central government department for analyzing changes of the cooperation network.

Based on the results of the cooperative relationship analysis between the Ministry of Civil Affairs as one of the main competent authorities for disaster response during this phase and other departments (Fig. 7), an additional eight departments are included into the system alongside the departments listed in Phase I.

The main competent vector of chikungunya virus, a mosquito, Ae. albopictus, is indigenous to Southeast Asia and some islands of the western Pacific and Indian Ocean.

Three main themes emerged: competent doctor; good communicator; and good teacher.

As Rosabeth Moss Kanter, a management guru at Harvard Business School, puts it, they "are often treated like cheerleaders who have to be given good news so they'll go out and raise funds".Another problem, says Lester Salamon, one of the study's main authors, is finding competent line managers.

"My main concern is feeling competent in my chosen career," said one Ph.D. student in a scientific field.

The positive aspects of the work CHWs reported most frequently were: Acquiring new skills and knowledge (73.9%) Perceived impact (67.4%) Enhanced status (66.1%) Helping community members (53.7%) Working with health care professionals (38.2%) Feeling competent (20.9%) Main positive aspects reported by CHWs included acquiring new skills, impact on the community, and enhanced status.

The main advantages of employing replication-competent viruses are achievement of tumour selective killing and amplification of their oncolytic potential within the tumour mass.

Sam Coates and Sam Fleming in the Times (paywall) say their Populus poll shows voters rating Labour as more competent than the other main political parties for the first time since 2010.

With competent managers in the main economic ministries, the government can also take some credit for India's strong economic performance.

The Schubert Duo Sonata (D. 574), a classical foil to Bloch's neo-Classical expressiveness, is a kind of sweet vocalise that allowed some of the main line to Natalie Zhu, the pianist, a competent, lyrical partner.