The speed of the transaction depended on the shipping company's ability to raise money and on the competency of the pirates.
A jury had been set to hear arguments on the competency issue, but both sides agreed to let the judge decide the matter.
It reminds me of my granny's bemused face when I haltingly said that maybe, if she wants to comment on the competency of the nurses in the NHS, she shouldn't say admiringly, "The Blackies are fantastic nurses!" No Granny.
It would be nice to know that we can rely on the competency of a school system on the other side of the country to give us good citizens where we live today and where we may live a generation from now.
This fact meant that the success or failure of general science depended on the competency and enthusiasm of science teachers.
A downgrade would reflect directly on the competency of the rating agencies, something they don't need called into question right now.
These factors lead to the development of a tool to facilitate gathering of feedback from patients/carers on the competency of adult field student nurses in practice.
That is, it develops the society dimension of the economy oriented towards the individual and is based on the Competency Principle.
For parasite transmission to occur, environmental conditions must be permissive, and given the many constraints on the competency of parasites, vectors and hosts, it is rather remarkable that these parasites are so prevalent and successful.
This competency questionnaire can be very simple, for example a set of multiple-choice question based on the competency statements with choices such as {unaware, familiar, productive, advanced} or any other set of value consistent with the way competencies are defined.
Pressed further on the competency of his campaign, particularly in the wake of the now-infamous 47 percent video, Romney maintained that his team in Boston was capable and should not shoulder the responsibility for his choice of words.
