Sentence examples for out incompetence from inspiring English sources
To weed out incompetence, all officers in the Army had to pass an oral examination given by a board of experienced officers; those who failed either resigned or were stripped of their commissions.
The government says the changes are necessary to weed out incompetence and corruption.Mr Kagame insists that nobody has the "moral authority" to accuse his government of authoritarianism after the world abandoned Rwanda during the genocide.
But effective control of agriculture depended largely upon competent officials, and, despite heroic efforts to root out incompetence and avarice, Sadanobu had recurrent problems dealing with corrupt and ruthless local officials.
And it has to look at the higher ranks of the army and the armed services to weed out incompetence and obsequious behaviour, so people are giving sound advice to government, not telling them what they want to hear, which is what they were doing.
Thiel likened Trump to Silicon Valley leaders, calling him a "builder" and saying he would stamp out "incompetence" in government.
On Monday, Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), chair of the House oversight committee, said the EPA was guilty of "flat-out incompetence," and suggested the already embattled agency be dismantled rather than reformed.
On Monday, Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah), chair of the House oversight committee, said the EPA was guilty of "flat-out incompetence," and suggested the already embattled agency be dismantled rather than reformed.
People undercook pastry out of incompetence, overcook hamburgers out of timidity, order well done steaks out of childishness.
The conflict came to a head in October when the election commission chairman, Najibullah Ahmadzai, was forced out for incompetence at strong international urging.
Carl Prantl, for instance, claimed that Ramus had no talent whatsoever for philosophy and logic (Prantl, pp. 157 169; cf. Kneale and Kneale, pp. 300 302); and Walter J. Ong was also keen to point out his incompetence (Ong, pp. 7 and 24).
Out of indifference, out of incompetence, perhaps with the best will in the world, the U.S. government is inflicting a kind of tahjizi on Ali, and on thousands of Iraqis like him.
