Although 40 states currently mandate that permits shall be granted to allow all competent, law-abiding adults who seek them to carry concealed loaded firearms, California, Illinois and Maryland deny permits to all but those who can show they face specific dangers.
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Of course, Apple had other frontline executives, all supremely competent.
Unfortunately legal ethics generally say that all lawyers can claim to be competent to handle all matters from wills, divorces, traffic tickets, real estate closings to financial derivatives, hedge funds, and soft dollar trading.
Knowing all this, competent practitioners of statecraft don't allow a vote on a bill until it's greased.
In the debate he came over as polished, more than competent and not at all frightening.
Unfortunately legal ethics generally permit all lawyers to claim to be competent to handle matters ranging from wills, divorces and traffic tickets to financial derivatives, hedge funds and soft-dollar trading.
In the best of all scenarios, Jobs would hire a competent CEO and focus on product development, but his ego would soon lead him to undermine his replacement.
After all, few, if any, competent military officers believe the United States will be able to conduct successful terrestrial operations in the future without enjoying unhampered use of space, and the ability to deny it to adversaries.
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Some influential Republicans, judging that outright hostility to public spending is failing to win support, have been making speeches of a New Democrat kind, saying that government is all right after all, as long as it is competent.
So it's easy to say, well, this is - the problem is, those people, as opposed to having a public-health strategy that starts from their subjective reality and recognizes that if we want to have a competent prevention that will affect all of us, since we're all living here together, then we have to get beyond that.
Rule 2130 continues the requirement started with the January 1999 moratorium that a court of competent jurisdiction must order or confirm all expungement directives before NASD will expunge customer dispute information from the CRD system.
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The distribution of assets, and of the costs and benefits of different policies, as well as the role of trust, are all critical to the ability of societies to develop competent rules and institutions to address environmental, social and economic problems.
Investors who cannot communicate in English should make arrangements to have someone that they trust and who is competent to translate financial documents, timely review all communications from the brokerage firm: trade confirmations, monthly statements, notices, letters, etc.
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Mitt Romney, a Mormon, was a competent and articulate Republican who toed the party line on all its big issues.
Ms. BRAZILE: Well, Joe, if it's a political issue, then it was a gift from the Republicans who, first of all, could have just handled this like any other professional, competent team.
His fire-and-brimstone words aren't unfounded: UCLA and State University of New York-Stony Brook researchers found that, all things being equal, unemployed job applicants are viewed as less competent, warm and hireable than employed folks -- whether they were fired, laid off or quit voluntarily.
Most competent tax advisers will tell you to avoid the examiners at all cost.
The inspectors say overall track patrolling is carried out by competent and experienced staff and is given a high priority by all involved in the process.
Hire experienced and competent instructors, who have worked with executives, management and employees of all ages and diversity.
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