Sentence examples for undergo competency from inspiring English sources

See id., at 428 (about 20percentt of federal pro se felony defendants ordered to undergo competency evaluations).

The bill would require gun owners to undergo competency testing, increase maximum jail terms for illegal firearms to 15 years, from 5, and give the police additional powers to search for and seize illegal weapons.

A judge also ordered the man, James von Brunn, to undergo a competency evaluation despite his objections.

A Queens man charged with attacking and robbing a family in Mount Hebron Cemetery in Flushing on Sunday was ordered to undergo a competency exam before returning to Criminal Court on July 16, prosecutors said yesterday.

As recently as February 2007, Filipino foreign domestic helpers have protested against a proposal by the Philippine government that they be required to undergo a "competency training and assessment program" that would cost them P10,000 to P15,000 (US$215 to US$320) -- about half of their average monthly salary (typically US$450).

And it's not just new toilets that keeps the yoga festival safer this year -- Chrisco himself remains at a state mental hospital where he is currently undergoing mental competency evaluations, Westword reports.

Mr. Tate is to undergo a mental competency examination by a psychologist, not a psychiatric exam.

He is scheduled to undergo a mental competency evaluation after his attorney raised doubts about his mental fitness.

Four weeks after the commencement of training, when each trainee had led at least one practice session under supervision, they undergo an objective competency test.

The findings raise a particular concern for older people who are likely to undergo evaluations or competency tests, for the purposes of medical, employment or insurance, or social care and support assessments.

In 2011, the Obama administration introduced regulations requiring tax preparers to pass a basic competency test, undergo a criminal-background check, pay an annual registration fee, and keep current on tax law through continuing education.