Why does Judge Jones's court have the authority to decide the scientific standing of intelligent design, something that would otherwise seem to be outside the scope of legal competence?
The result of these studies have broaden the scope of strategic competence beyond a set of metacognitive strategies.
However, if a study appears to be relevant and there is no specific evidence that it was improperly designed or executed, suspicions generated by conflicts of interest are within the scope of jury competence.
Suppose further that Regina also lacks authority to implement, or to adjudicate on the basis of, any law which exceeds the scope of her legislative competence.
The home secretary should heed the advice of the Council of Europe group of experts on action against trafficking in human beings which suggested that the 'GLA's scope of competence could be further extended to other sectors such as hospitality … and construction'.
This study gives some support to the notion that simulation training improves surgical technique; however, the concept of surgical competence is complex and whether simulation is an effective tool to teach or assess competence is beyond the scope of this study.
In general, young clients are satisfied with the scope of services provided by the clinics and the competence of service providers in delivering their services in youth friendly ways.
America, such conservatives say, took a wrong turn when Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt fell under the spell of progressive ideas and expanded the scope of government beyond both the founders' imaginings and the competence of any state.
While such a PDA program may be useful, the quantification of physician competence is difficult and beyond the scope of this study.
The main limitations on the scope of the franchise that Mill recognizes track this threshold of normative competence.
