competent
सक्षम
definition
adjective
a highly competent surgeon
having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.
translation of 'competent'
कामचलाऊ,
कार्यक्षम,
लायक,
कामाला पुरेले एवढे
example
In fact, I've always rather thought he was a very able, 'competent' public servant.
One of the most common features of death row cases in Texas is the lack of adequate or 'competent' defense.
That being the case, it is inconceivable to me that an accused cannot raise, by way of prerogative writ, the issue of the statutory validity of service before a court of 'competent' jurisdiction.
The observation brought to mind the fact that we train highly 'competent' women students for a career in IT.
But it may be some time before they do their part to teach young people all the skills necessary to become 'competent' , successful adults.
These are highly professional, highly 'competent' people.
No matter how low the taxes are considered to be here, I still don't see the point in paying them at the expense of a humane, decent, 'competent' , consistent and affordable health care system that anyone deserves.
Everyone associated with a particular piece of equipment must be familiar with it and 'competent' to use it correctly.
In the center zone, the learner is knowledgeable and 'competent' to complete tasks on his own.
The Federation is by far the most 'competent' (another reason to play them) in terms of technology, economy and sheer size.
legally 'competent'
Our information concerning Mormonism must be accurate and up-to-date, while our critique must be 'competent' as well as fair.
It is really thrilling that the bill will further protect the public by ensuring that practitioners are not only fit to practise but also 'competent' to do so.
I'm interested in the fact that neither side in this argument seemed adequately 'competent' .
What he discovered was that while a company can have talented and 'competent' employees, they can readily get in trouble.
she gave a 'competent' presentation
Thirdly, simvastatin inhibits endothelial cell apoptosis and preserves ischaemic vasculature, perhaps maintaining a 'competent' vascular supply to the macula.
We will continue to develop well-educated, motivated, and 'competent' people skilled in the demands of the space medium.
In some cases, things may have happened (e.g. a conviction by a 'competent' court or action being taken with a view to removal) which justify detention.
K - 19: The Widowmaker is a 'competent' , satisfactory submarine movie.
What it means is that a 'competent' authority, presumably ASIO, assessed him as an adverse security risk.
Tang and Siew are both talented and 'competent' persons.
She's 'competent' and skilful and brave and strong.
The combination of glossy production, adequate acting and 'competent' editing was enough to make Pearl Harbor or The Mummy Returns at least tolerable.
Patients expected 'competent' nursing care and clear, consistent communication and coordination between members of the healthcare team.
The video and audio is about what you'd expect for an independent release - 'competent' , but not outstanding.
Notification of charges should be prompt, preferably as soon as a 'competent' authority first makes the charge.
To begin with, we view doctors as the experts 'competent' to help insure that pregnancy has a good outcome: a healthy baby.
She concedes that a review by a 'competent' authority was required before the claimant could be considered for release.
To do this well requires skill no less than does a 'competent' physical examination.
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