Sentence examples for capacity to decide on from inspiring English sources

At the trial, Eichmann tried to say that he was just a cog in the wheel, that he hadn't even the capacity to decide on one life.

In the meantime, Brazil's energy minister, Edson Lobão, has tried to assuage concerns over the expropriation, saying this week in the capital, Brasília, that every country is "sovereign" in their capacity to decide on matters "as they see fit".

If it was hospitalisation, then it was the capacity to decide on whether to come into hospital or not.

The presence or absence of capacity to decide on treatment was based on the two-stage test formulated in the Mental Capacity Act.

Several studies show that physicians experience ethical dilemmas concerning the withholding or withdrawing of life-sustaining treatments [ 12- 14], especially in the case of patients with cognitive impairment that reduces their capacity to decide on their own good [ 12, 13].

We cannot guarantee whether patients spend the additional income on illegal drugs, but all patients have civil rights and the capacity to decide on what they want to spend their money and, on a practical level, the amount of incentives is not sufficient to fund a significant use of illegal drugs.

Realize that what makes you special is your capacity to decide for yourself.

As Ann Furedi puts it: We either support women's capacity to decide, or we don't.

18 We either support women's capacity to decide, or we don't.

Accurately determining breast cancer's risk of metastasis to other organs including brain will improve the capacity of clinicians to decide on optimal patient management.

In addition to the width and height of the microwave, you will need to decide on the capacity of the appliance.