Sentence examples for suitably competent from inspiring English sources

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Good governance to ensure oversight and transparency and an effective, professional, and suitably competent secretariat will be essential," says the paper.

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They must be suitably qualified, competent and experienced to perform each separate procedure which they are undertaking.

To enable pharmacists to become increasingly patient-centered, clinical professionals, they need to work with suitably trained and competent support staff; pharmacy technicians (PTs) may be the most appropriate to take on additional roles and responsibilities.

For example, there are doubts about how far local labour markets are providing suitably skilled and competent personal assistants for employment by direct payment holders [ 19] [p.457].

Kevin Costner is suitably flinty in "13 Days," a competent, by-the-numbers recreation of the events surrounding the Cuban missile crisis of 1962.

To be granted a licence an aerodrome operator must satisfy the CAA that: the physical conditions at the aerodrome, and its environs, are acceptable; the scale of equipment, and facilities provided, are adequate for the flying activities which are expected to take place; an effective safety management system is in place; and that staff are competent and, where necessary, suitably qualified.

Like the interaction between Arg-275 and Glu-282 in MnmE, this interaction in YqeH may help to orient helix α2 suitably and thus position Asp-57 competent to coordinate the bridge water (Fig. S1 & S3).

Radiologists are expected to be competent enough to produce a diagnosis or a suitably ordered differential diagnosis.

Thus, suitably colored delivery packages can activate the node of a competent brand and/or high-quality products, and thereby increase consumers' evaluations of the entire transaction.

Service was reasonably attentive, fairly competent and earnest; it was not relaxed, easy or smooth, nor, did we feel, suitably horrified or apologetic about the quail.

Given that Substituted Judgment is grounded in respect for autonomy, it is thus clear why, according to the orthodox view, Substituted Judgment makes no sense for the never-competent, and why the orthodox view prescribes for them the Best Interests standard, albeit interpreted in a suitably broad way.

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