Sentence examples for regain competence from inspiring English sources

"Is it ethical and proper to help someone regain competence just to go after them for a death penalty offense or a murder offense?" she asked.

Specifically, replacement R55W in 2C was repeatedly found in several mutant viruses that had regained competence in plaque development.

When an individual regained competence, formal informed consent was sought for study participation.

Despite this written informed assent/consent was obtained from all patients or their relatives during ICU care and from all patients after they regained competence.

A psychiatrist who has observed Mr. Weston in prison, Dr. Sally Johnson, said she thought that he could regain his competence for trial with continued treatment.

"There's just no reason on earth to think the department has suddenly regained the competence".

Ultrasound-guided vocal fold injection for unilateral vocal cord paralysis helps patients with cancer to regain the glottic competence on phonation and swallowing, thereby mitigating the problems of hoarseness and aspiration.

Five years later, however, Blair turned the tables because the Tories were never able to regain their reputation for competence following the sterling crisis of September 1992.

Spell out his 'vision' The PM needs to convince his party that he has a coherent strategy which can regain him a reputation for competence.

The opinion polls suggest that the notion that Labour got everything wrong (rather than most things right) during the financial crisis has taken root and that it will be quite a struggle to regain a reputation for economic competence.

So concentrate on doing whatever it takes to regain Labour's reputation for economic competence.