competent
సమర్థ
definition
adjective
a highly competent surgeon
having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.
translation of 'competent '
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example
The combination of glossy production, adequate acting and 'competent' editing was enough to make Pearl Harbor or The Mummy Returns at least tolerable.
It is a question of fact and degree in respect of which the court will only interfere with the decision of the 'competent' authority if its conclusion is plainly wrong.
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.
Everyone associated with a particular piece of equipment must be familiar with it and 'competent' to use it correctly.
First, the good news: the soundtrack is a simple stereo mix, and sounds reasonably 'competent' .
Our information concerning Mormonism must be accurate and up-to-date, while our critique must be 'competent' as well as fair.
Overall, it's a 'competent' but not outstanding transfer from Columbia.
But most were at least 'competent' , some outstanding.
Standardization simply supports the safe practice of 'competent' clinicians.
The IOC makes the NFL look at least reasonably 'competent' .
Thirdly, simvastatin inhibits endothelial cell apoptosis and preserves ischaemic vasculature, perhaps maintaining a 'competent' vascular supply to the macula.
Nurse practitioners have become 'competent' lower gastrointestinal endoscopists, but only recently have they been shown to carry out upper endoscopies without any problems.
That our appeals to 'competent' authority were wholly inconsistent doesn't matter.
In Germany and The Netherlands, for example, the protocol can be submitted to both the 'competent' authority and the ethics committee simultaneously.
We'd been warned about possible poor service, but actually it was 'competent' , if not outstanding.
K - 19: The Widowmaker is a 'competent' , satisfactory submarine movie.
It would be safe and in conformity with legal and moral principles that you turn to a 'competent' court of justice and file for a divorce.
So maybe Interpol will continue to mature and put out decent, enjoyable, 'competent' albums for the rest of their career.
To do this well requires skill no less than does a 'competent' physical examination.
He is 'competent' and decent - but lacks that certain something.
legally 'competent'
Following his ‘conviction by a 'competent' court’ in December 1966, he was sentenced to life imprisonment.
To begin with, we view doctors as the experts 'competent' to help insure that pregnancy has a good outcome: a healthy baby.
The corrected reticulocyte index should be elevated in patients with an acute anemia but a 'competent' bone marrow.
Workers experience autonomy within the work organization when they feel 'competent' to act alone.
In fact, I've always rather thought he was a very able, 'competent' public servant.
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.
There is a right of recourse against any other person liable under the Protocol, or under a contract, or under the law of the 'competent' court.
My next question relates to the purpose of the bill, which is written down as being to protect the public interest by aiming to ensure that veterinarians are 'competent' to practise.
The voters' choice is now more like that of shareholders deciding which of two or three competing management teams seems more 'competent' to run the company.
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