Sentence examples for questions of competence from inspiring English sources

In one of the most controversial cases involving questions of competence, then-Gov.

When you look at Hollande and his prime minister Jean-Marc Ayrault's choices for the French government, few raise questions of competence and legitimacy.

What is more, Republican and Democratic strategists say that partisan considerations have been increasingly supplanted in mayoral elections, even in New York, by more fundamental questions of competence and management ability.

There were also questions of competence: one former executive said that two years ago, a representative of the company whose ultrasound machine Dr. Moon relied on for many of his diagnoses warned that he was misusing it.

On the "for Neville" email, the MPs said they were "astonished" James did not seek more information, in an error of judgment they said "clearly raises questions of competence" on his part.

If he did, indeed, not ask to see either document, particularly the counsel's opinion, this clearly raises questions of competence on the part of News International's then Chairman and Chief Executive.

"It's a question of competence, and at the moment we just don't have a competent government.

It is more a question of competence.

"The problem of interdisciplinary work is the question of competence," Beer says.

If Barclays has slipped up, it's a question of competence.

But our approach to Brexit cannot just be a question of competence or parliamentary footwork.