Sentence examples for a human capable from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch and others have called for a ban on the autonomous weapons systems but Boothby believes as long as there is a human capable of supervising targeting decisions made by machines and overriding them if they fail to distinguish between civilian and military targets they should remain legal.

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We're all human, capable of making bad choices, but also resilient enough to make positive changes to create a healthy lifestyle.

I wonder when in American history were women truly celebrated, not as a wife mother or sister but as human capable of leadership & guidance.

Again, as Sibylle writes, her role was to persuade him "erroneously, that he is a human being capable of feelings and emotions".

"Whether she is to be tried as a human (responsible, capable of knowing right from wrong) or as a 'thing': property".

"It's very rare to find a human being capable of participating in, say, six or seven hundred thousand e-mails, but we would consider such a person 'super-Presidential,' " he said.

Indeed they realise that the Islamic State cannot renew the ummah's blood without a human member capable of always producing, and there was the alluring of the best of its youth and plundering the land with hijra outside their areas and liquidating many of them.

As in some corny 1980s movie in which the old Soviet Union must design a human weapon capable of combating the great American hero, Kirilenko is as close to a Durant doppelgänger as there exists in the N.B.A. His nimble feet and fantastic reach allow him to occupy huge swaths of the court, just as Durant's size enables him to score in the tiniest of spaces.

The actual number of permutations of configurations and possible behaviors for our systems now far exceeds that which a human is capable of predicting without automated assistance.

These conditions help to ensure that a decision is reached which appears to be morally founded for all parties, while allowing the child to remain alive up until the end, i.e. a human being capable of relating.