Sentence examples for capacity to agree from inspiring English sources

'For consent to be valid it must be given voluntarily, by an appropriately informed person who has the capacity to agree to the activity in question' (Human Tissue Authority 2009).

If they just kind of, if patients are placid as you call it, if there's no big objection, if they're not saying loudly "I want to go home", then I don't feel that on a routine basis we assess their capacity to agree with us, we only assess their capacity if they don't.

One diplomat said the pace would now depend on "the capacity in Washington to agree among themselves," referring to policy disputes in the Bush administration that seem from here to have bedeviled the negotiations.

The Paris Climate Accord shows the capacity of nations to agree on our common interest in the fate of the planet.

Closer to home, we had a recent and vivid, if much humbler demonstration of the capacity of nutrition experts to agree on common interest in the fare on our plates.

In spite of loosening school capacity regulations, he still needs to agree to such an expansion and also to decide which school should be granted it.

Because all the major business voices the government says it listens to agree that Britain needs more capacity.

"Government and regulator need to agree on the most realistic capacity scenarios, the least-cost ways of reducing demand and, where necessary, of incentivising new generation capacity".

The predicted adsorption capacity and yield after process optimization was found to agree satisfactory with the experimental values.

Most potential participants lacked capacity, in which case a carer was asked to agree to participation.

SIIL subsequently decided to design, build, and validate a new building dedicated to the production of 2 conjugate vaccines MenAfriVac and Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate – to ensure sufficient production capacity to deliver the agreed 25 million doses of MenAfriVac per year.