Sentence examples for not be competent from inspiring English sources

Some of the arguments against such reservation have been that women who lack experience will not be competent leaders.

They have vowed to pressure Mr. Silver to kill both the extension and the lifting of term limits, which some of them said would imply that somehow a Puerto Rican mayor would not be competent enough to do the job.

At the time of Mr. Nash's death, state prosecutors were appealing a federal ruling that he might not be competent to assist in his defense to the Supreme Court, Mr. Phalen said.

After a new firm representing Mrs. Astor prepared a second amendment to the will less than a month later, Mr. Christensen told Mr. Marshall and his wife during a meeting that Mrs. Astor might not be competent, according to correspondence from the new firm and other documents.

"A growing number of our constituents believe that this whole notion of changing the game may be in part that some people feel that a person of color, such as Freddy Ferrer, would not be competent enough to run this city during a period of crisis," Assemblyman Roger L. Green, the leader of the Black, Puerto Rican and Hispanic Legislative Conference, said.

Such a SC may not be competent to make decisions on important scientific questions.

The risk of being considered as not being competent may explain why midwives were hesitant to share their feelings of failure.

There is a danger in a culture in which midwives hesitate to share feelings of guilt, self-blame and self-suspicion of not being competent enough.

This concern about not being competent to undertake the work required was a theme for nearly all of the respondents (CHWs, nurses and Health Extension Officers) in the study [ 41].

"If we decay it too much, we may end up with physicians who won't be competent," Dr. West said.

You can't be competent and work confidently in such situation".