Sentence examples for and capacity to make from inspiring English sources

It means that both parties had the freedom and capacity to make choice".

Special emphasis is placed on evaluation of psychiatric emergencies and capacity to make informed medical decisions.

Clearly defines "consent" as a person consents if she/he agrees by choice and has the freedom and capacity to make that choice.

With both plutonium and HEU production at its disposal, the DPRK will have more flexibility and capacity to make nuclear weapons.

At Columbia, Alessandro Langer ('17SPS, Applied Analytics) learned the hard skills of coding and statistics, and improved his business background and capacity to make business and financial decisions.

He seems to me almost a reincarnation of Austin Healey in his positional versatility and capacity to make a major impact on important Heineken Cup contests.

I can see three areas worth considering: the peculiarly dogged and creative capabilities of human beings; our capacity for enchantment; and our capacity to make and remake institutions – above all the economy.

Among those attributes are the consciousness of oneself as a temporally-extended being; practical rationality the capacity to govern one's actions by reasoning about how to act; and the capacity to make and respond to moral demands.

He said No 10 needed to have "a policy-making and evaluation capacity to make sure, for example, we do not ever get another Andrew Lansley health bill disaster.

Capacity assessments were carried out for many different reasons, including capacity to consent to psychiatric admission and treatment, capacity to consent to marriage and divorce, capacity to make a will, capacity to refuse life-saving treatment and capacity to consent to sharing medical records.

It is whether you have peace and leaders with a vision of development and the capacity to make it happen.