Sentence examples for capacities to assess from inspiring English sources
The required strengths of the roof-to-wall and roof sheathing-to-rafter connections were calculated based on the measured loads and compared with their capacities to assess the possibility of failure.
The key element in an agent's not having had, for instance, unsheddable principles and values installed in an autonomy-undermining manner is that the causal manner in which the agent acquired them did not bypass an agent's critical capacities to assess the principles and values for herself (1995, pp. 166-73).
The project funded by the European Commission – Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection department (ECHO) aims at building national and local systems and capacities to assess and prepare for nutrition in emergencies.
Funded by ECHO, the European Union's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department, the programme aims to build national and local systems and capacities to assess and prepare for nutrition in emergencies.
This reflects the reforms and is aimed at supporting and facilitating communities' capacities to assess, analyse, and act upon development challenges in general and problems affecting children in particular.
In tropical regions and particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, most of the countries do not have the technical and financial capacities to assess land use area through field measurement, and national forest inventories are often rare and outdated.
Inkster claimed that terrorist groups would now be much more aware of communications vulnerabilities and have a much better capacity to assess the risks.
Decision-making in the face of opposing priorities is never easy but CSR managers often lack the tools, metrics and capacity to assess their program's performance.
Yet he did show a survivor's capacity to assess life — and his own faults — without flinching.
Unlike law firms, which are increasingly international, "legal affairs offices within universities have limited if non-existent capacity to assess options and risks".
De Mistura told the security council the UN no longer had the capacity to assess the scale of the Russian bombardment, but he said up to 275,000 people in eastern Aleppo were under a form of de facto siege for 20 days.
