Sentence examples for restored competence from inspiring English sources

Non-competent clades would then rarely persist for long periods of time, either because non-competent clades went extinct or because subsequent mutations restored competence.

Do genes introduced by conjugation or transduction ever restore competence to non-competent lineages?

Weeks of bad news about failed attempts to plug the well and ever-increasing estimates of how much oil was leaking were creating a political crisis for a president who had promised to restore competence to government.

When Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat like his predecessors, handily won the 2010 governor's race on a promise to "rebuild the government, restore competence, restore trust, [and] get the people of this state believing once again", New Yorkers gave a cynical snort.But Mr Cuomo has had an extraordinary year.

She would restore competence to the US government, and begin to repair our damaged standing in the world.

President Barack Obama promised to restore competence to FEMA, and judging by Craig Fugate, his nominee to be the next Administrator, it looks like he's keeping his word.

The state may involuntarily medicate the defendant in order to make her competent for trial, but only after factual showings that there is a state interest in punishment (as opposed to civil confinement), that the medication is likely to result in competence, and that the medication is necessary to restore competence.

So we don't have a lot of hope that he will be restored to competence".

"The vast majority of defendants found incompetent are in fact restored to competence," Dr. Appelbaum said.

It dismissed the proceedings and allowed Mr. Carter to refile his petition after being restored to competence.

The state never executed him because he was "too crazy to be killed", as the Tampa Bay Times put it: "In 1984, he was sent to a state hospital in Chattahoochee to be restored to competence.