Sentence examples for ability to make certain decisions from inspiring English sources

There are certain types of people who lack capacity, or the ability, to make certain decisions for themselves.

And not even that: we need to make certain decisions at the limit ordinal stages.

You can agree to make all decisions by vote or empower each partner to make certain decisions.

Parent (1983) explicitly excludes concerns about one's ability to make certain important personal decisions about one's family and lifestyle as genuine privacy issues, saying the constitutional right to privacy cases focus solely on liberty.

The Supreme Court now claims (Whalen v. Roe, 429 U.S. 589, 1977) that there are two different dimensions to privacy: both control over information about oneself and control over one's ability to make certain important types of decisions.

"I make certain decisions and try to get the problems fixed," Mr. Miller said.

But how do machines make certain decisions?

The employee, Lehrkamp says, has developed an "ability to see the business side, … [to] understand more about why we made certain decisions, where we have to balance between a science and business".

I had to learn, late, to make certain big life decisions, and now he did, too.

This will include improving the app's ability to make intelligent decisions on when to connect or disconnect from a certain Wi-Fi point.

He has also demonstrated an ability to make tough decisions.