The attack suggests that even with the terrorist group on the back foot, and its control of territory diminishing, Isis still retains the capacity to commit atrocities and strike at the heart of the country.
He also says Hernandez lacks the mental capacity to commit a heinous crime and conceal it for more than 30 years.
According to Erikson, intimacy is achieved when the adolescent has developed the capacity to commit to a concrete affiliation and abide by the commitment, even if this means sacrifice and compromise [ 1]. Paul and White [ 2] describe three stages in the development of intimate relationships in late adolescence.
Although he was never a prolific poet himself he greatly enjoyed poetry and had a remarkable capacity to commit to memory copious lines of verse which he loved to recall and recite at appropriate moments.
This is central to responsibilisation strategies and ultimately relies on the agent's capacity to commit to some goals that are not mandated by rules with immediate, precise, direct, and uniformly binding effects, and with clearly delineated monitoring and enforcement authorities (Shaffer and Pollack 2012).
From an evolutionary point of view, one can envisage that TECs from ancient vertebrates initially evolved with the functional capacity to commit thymic seeding precursors into the T-cell lineage and to restrict the immense diversity of generated TCR specificities to self-MHC molecules.
Prosecutors have introduced lyrics both as evidence of an actual crime, and of a suspect's supposed capacity to commit a crime.
What especially offended Mr Berlusconi was the judges' view that he had "a natural capacity to commit crime".Mr Berlusconi certainly has a knack for grabbing headlines and causing trouble.
But that does not necessarily mean the end of Isis, which retains its capacity to commit terrorist atrocities throughout the country.
