Sentence examples for capacity competence from inspiring English sources
Garmsir is no exception, and this autumn the police, the army and the civilian government were all grappling with serious problems of capacity, competence or community relations.
"Neither can the A.N.C. afford the association of political appointment to self-enrichment where ascendancy to office is not linked with capacity, competence and dedicated service to our people".
The usual answer in medical ethics is that consent must be free (voluntary), sufficiently informed, and made by someone with the capacity (competence) to consent.
The terms ' capacity' , ' competence' and in one case ' consent' appeared to be used with the same intended meaning.
Some authorities have suggested a verbal or written test to ascertain patient capacity, competence or understanding before considering informed consent valid [ 58].
A search of Medline (1966 2007), EMBASE (1980 2007), CINAHL (1982 2007), PsycINFO (1967 2007) International Pharmaceutical Abstracts (IPA; 1970 2007) and Health and Psychosocial Instruments (1985 2007) was conducted using the following terms: self administration, medication, medicine or drug, and ability, capacity, competence, skill or geriatric assessment (limited to English language).
CAPACITY OR COMPETENCE: Legal competence to acquire and exercise rights and obligations.
The search terms "capacity" and "competence" were initially used to identify documented capacity, however, after preliminary analysis of 100 inpatient records, the term "competence" did not yield any additional assessments to the term "capacity", and this search term was subsequently dropped.
Those who have been in post for some time may need to be reskilled and decisions taken about their capacity and competence.
And mindful of how he has conducted himself on the world stage, significant doubts exist as to whether his administration has the capacity and competence to face Iran diplomatically.
Mandelson argues that Britain's Digital Economy will be based on the contrafactual premise of a steady decrease in computer speed, drive capacity, technical competence, network versatility and network ubiquity.
