Sentence examples for capacity of representatives from inspiring English sources

In his Dissertations of Government (1786), Paine had struggled with precisely this issue in wanting to claim both the sovereign power of the people and the duty on the part of the state to respect contracts made previously by others in their capacity of representatives.

There is little government support for building the capacity of community representatives.

He was introduced to the Emir – who is said to feel a profound sense of gratitude to the former British prime minister because of his role in deposing Kuwait's greatest enemy, Saddam Hussein – in his capacity of Quartet Representative.

The strength capacity of some representative nodal zones has been computed and summarized in this Appendix.

It is past dispute that the opposers of the constitution were, in sundry instances, treated in a manner utterly inconsistent with that respect which is due to every freeborn citizen of the commonwealth, especially when acting in the capacity of a representative.

The capacity of 30 representative P. tomentosa genic SSR primers to screen for polymorphisms was tested in 27 ecotypes of related Populus and Salix species (Supplementary Table 3).

This research was conducted to learn about the implementation capacity and activities of representatives from guideline development agencies, and solicit their recommendations for improving implementation capacity or for alternative approaches by which to promote guideline use.

Representatives must act in ways that safeguard the capacity of the represented to authorize and to hold their representatives accountable and uphold the capacity of the representative to act independently of the wishes of the represented.

One reason for this failure is the limited analytical and planning capacity of local government representatives, who were not provided with the education and training needed to plan and implement their new areas of responsibility.

The overall goal of the initiative is to build capacity of elected women representatives and officials of local government institutions (LGIs), particularly Upazila and Union Parishads focusing on improved awareness of child rights, empowerment for positive action and leadership development to accomplish their tasks, roles and responsibilities in the seven Divisions of Bangladesh.

Available analytical models and design guidelines were used to predict the response and capacity of such field representative specimens.