Sentence examples for capacity to make a from inspiring English sources

These comprised (i) the presence of terminal illness; (ii) that the decision should be voluntary; and (iii) that "(t)he person has the mental capacity to make a voluntary and informed choice, and the person's decision making is not significantly impaired as a result of mental health problems such as depression".

It's much simpler: the capacity to make a mess.

He has the capacity to make a drama where little exists.

"She had neither the freedom nor capacity to make a choice or freely to exercise it.

The factory has the capacity to make a total of 400,000 vehicles a year.

Ideology has the capacity to make a butterfly out of a grub.

"We still have a foreign policy, a capacity to act beyond our borders, a capacity to make a difference".

A flier describing the department noted that freedom "is a possibility that implies creativity, vision and paradoxically the capacity to make a bond".

Besides, I tell him, it was funny, and he looks at me with mild surprise at his own capacity to make a joke.

But he cannot accept a deal that does not significantly push back and restrain Iranian capacity to make a nuclear weapon in the future.

Pardew, who had wondered if a regimented, organised side required a little individual inspiration, now feels he has three players with a capacity to make a difference.