We would all like to fancy ourselves as eminently capable of impartiality, able to make decisions without prejudices – especially at work.
"It was a time when women were seen as second rate citizens who were not smart enough, nor responsible enough, nor capable enough to make decisions about their lives.
Users perceive it more capable and efficient in assisting them to make decisions, and they are more likely to return to the interface.
It can plausibly be argued that, in such a case, a subject is decisionally capable to make a decision of this sort as long as it is rational according to internal reasons they recognize as theirs (Freedman 1981).
On May 14, 2013 the Supreme Court decided that the children could choose themselves since the children were considered capable to make a decision.
My father has always been relentlessly supportive towards us, and believed that one day we would grow to become fiercely independent women capable to make a decision of this gravity, if not more.
Each sensor node is capable to make its own decision to broadcast and to transmit current sampled-data only when its local measurement output error exceeds a specified threshold.
"In other provinces, all adult patients—afflicted with mental illness or not are presumed to be capable of making decisions related to their own treatment until they are evaluated and proven incapable," lawyer Sarah Leamon wrote in the Georgia Straight following the civil claim.
This scale included six questions that were positively worded (e.g. felt you were playing a useful part in things, felt capable of making decisions, able to enjoy your day-to-day activities).
