Sentence examples for capacity of action from inspiring English sources
The evolution and diversification of flood risk management strategies outline the growing involvement of societies and the recognition of their capacity of action.
Even though the EU has pursued a combination of traditionally restrictive objectives, the partner countries have demonstrated in their implementation of this policy instrument a capacity of action and have been "able to use European policy as an opportunity rather than responding to a pressure" (Featherstone & Radaelli, 2003, p. 46).
The current economic crisis and reduced public expenditure were considered to exacerbate the problem and reduce the capacity of action of the local system.
When a person has no practical possibility to act because something or someone constrains their (second-order) capacity of action, then they are disabled and impaired, and not 'in health'.
The record lows in coal power generation come as the UK enters the summer months, which sees lower demand for electricity, and with more than half of the country's coal capacity out of action, for example for planned maintenance.
Compared with conventional yielding strength (i.e. capacity of flexural action without considering the existence of beam axial forces), both CAA and catenary action can significantly enhance the structural resistance.
In Table 3, the capacity of catenary action has been calculated based on simple analysis proposed by Jian and Zheng (2014), with some modifications.
But for the NUA to materialize into action, we will also need political will from local governments, investments from the corporate sector, the vision of civil society organizations and the mobilization and promotion capacity of citizen action.
Therefore, the capacity of encoding action potentials at barrel GABAergic neurons is enhanced in cross-modal plasticity of olfactory deprivation.
AHP mediated by inhibitory inputs onto principal neurons in barrel cortex enhances their capacity of encoding action potentials (Fig. 7).
Thus, olfactory deprivation reduces threshold potentials and shortens refractory periods to raise the capacity of encoding action potentials at barrel GABAergic neurons.
