Sentence examples for would be competent from inspiring English sources

The principal aims were to prepare midwives who would be competent to provide full-scope practice.

Or alternatively, you would have an international tribunal that would be competent.

By contrast, apparently, he would be competent, cautious, humble and pragmatic.

The eye diagram from the simulation demonstrates that such devices would be competent for a 100Gb/s optical network.

DILLON: Further, it would be impossible to find an institutional trustee that would be competent to run the Trump Organization.

"I don't think the church would be competent to judge whether the way we did it was torture".

Asked whether it would be reasonable to conclude that anyone claiming instrumental records were unavailable or vital code missing was incompetent, another panel member, Professor Peter Clarke from Edinburgh University, said: "It's very clear that anyone who'd be competent enough to analyse the data would know where to find it.

They have vowed to pressure Mr. Silver to kill both the extension and the lifting of term limits, which some of them said would imply that somehow a Puerto Rican mayor would not be competent enough to do the job.

Furthermore, the Fire Marshal or his deputies would seldom be competent to decide if the privilege has been properly claimed or, even if they wish, to instruct the witness how to make correct use of it.

It would scarcely be competent for a person to assail the constitutionality of the statute prescribing a punishment for burglary on the ground that he had committed so many burglaries that, if punishment for each were inflicted on him, he might be kept in prison for life.

This Court would hardly be competent to undertake assessments of varying degrees of friendliness or its absence, and, lacking some definite touchstone for determination, we are constrained to consider any relationship, short of war, with a recognized sovereign power as embracing the privilege of resorting to United States courts.