Sentence examples for capable of deciding from inspiring English sources

Barry Sanders is an adult and is clearly capable of deciding what is best for him.

We are all competent and capable of deciding whether and when to avail ourselves of this ­ marvellous possibility".

Voters are capable of deciding whether Republicans are holding up the Senate out of principle or political tactics.

And many of these people have long periods of lucidity when they are capable of deciding for themselves.' Quite so.

Given the chance, most of us are perfectly capable of deciding what's in our own best interests.

Dignitas itself carries out checks on those attending its clinic to make sure they are properly capable of deciding.

"If you have a helmet on, you're a guy who is capable of making deciding plays," Tomlin said.

I'd spent the rest of that morning meandering along the shore of Lake Thun, trying to gauge what I and the bike were capable of, before deciding over lunch to return to Interlaken the hilly way via Beatenberg – a route choice that would have been a mistake had it not been for the extra power available to me at the touch of a button on the handlebars.

University scientists have also teamed with NASA's guidance, navigation, and control engineers to develop the Onboard Abort Executive (OAE), software capable of quickly deciding the best course of action during an ascent failure.

A proper assessment might begin by challenging the assumption that neutral principles, abstracted from history, are capable all by themselves of deciding issues that arise only in historical circumstances.

"We are no less capable than any other country of deciding policy on the economy, welfare, pensions, defence and Europe, in addition to our existing devolved responsibilities".