Johnson is capable of both stating his philosophies and drawing distinct contrasts with the major party nominees without a titanic amount of effort.
Precisely because the majority of patients are not capable of stating their treatment preferences, a general initiation of neurocritical care assumes the patients' agreements in the acute phase [ 27- 30].
The "yellow race", he wrote, was "more vital and more capable of state-building" than the decadent whites.
Leaders of the Water Cube project, for example, started by identifying a handful of Pacific Rim firms that were capable of state-of-the-art engineering and design and willing to work together.
Children, in other words, are both less culpable than adults and more capable of reform, states the report.
As Russell summarizes, "The laws of social dynamics are – so I shall contend – only capable of being stated in terms of power in its various forms" (1938, 15).
Jimmy Carter was perfectly capable of being his own Secretary of State, so why not his own butler?
Or Colin Barnett is not capable of running his own schools?" Some states had previously sought a share of income tax to fix their revenue problem in the longer term, because income tax grows faster and more reliably than the GST, but premiers have reacted sceptically to the idea that they could be responsible for raising or lowering a proportion of income taxing powers ceded by the commonwealth.
According to a state evaluation, he was capable of handling his medications, and, besides, he lived with his mother, who could help.
Ultimately, Gergel found Roof capable of standing trial, stating he had an "extremely high IQ" and was able to understand legal proceedings.
The church was capable of resisting state power in Germany.
