Sentence examples for capacities to make from inspiring English sources

"The council can't just sit back and call for a regional approach – it has to be a catalyst for making it – sometimes the council behaves as if it was just the object of other people's actions, rather than having a set of responsibilities – it has huge capacities to make things happen rather than sit back and complain about things happening to it".

Given that the average lifespan consists of only about 4,000 weeks, a certain amount of anxiety about using them well is presumably inevitable: we've been granted the mental capacities to make infinitely ambitious plans, yet almost no time at all to put them into practice.

The effect of the articles is to prise open a space, and then to protect it, in which individuals can exercise choices and capacities to make the best of their other circumstances – although here too the UDHR is ambitious and stipulative, claiming that education and decently remunerated employment are also rights.

In contrast, developing desire and mental capacities to make use of the Internet's many conveniences is an abstract, psychological challenge (with a potentially infinite scope).

These learning environments are indeed safe, but lack the variability required to satisfy the athletic developmental needs of child, such as capacities to make decisions quickly and land safely during force landings, common in team sports [31].

But a liberal education also engages students with the wider world and deliberately cultivates both the capacities to make sense of complexity and the commitment to consider responsibilities to the larger community.

Saddam Hussein had the capacity to make weapons".

It's much simpler: the capacity to make a mess.

They have a capacity to make and keep friends.

But the capacity to make something real is not the same as the capacity to make it good or useful.

"She had neither the freedom nor capacity to make a choice or freely to exercise it.