Sentence examples for capacity to practice from inspiring English sources

I believe we have the capacity to practice an Islam of grace that includes compassion, forgiveness, truth-telling, and owning up.

Doctors may be individually powerless to change the system, but they do have tools to rediscover and strengthen their capacity to practice wholeheartedly.

"In admitting an applicant, Mr. Gillers said, "what we are doing is not making a decision about the person's character for practicing law, but making a decision about the person's intellectual capacity to practice law".

Schaefer explores the extent to which nonhuman animals have the capacity to practice religion, linking human forms of religion and power through a new analysis of the chimpanzee waterfall dance as observed by Jane Goodall.

The fact that an attorney maintains an office and practices law in two States has no 'rational connection' with his 'fitness or capacity to practice law' (Schware v. Board of Bar Examiners, supra, 353 U.S. 239, 77 S.Ct. 756) and does not without more give either State the right to deprive him of his livelihood in light of the requirements of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Both eliminate any opportunity for growth because it is through the challenges that you discover your capacity to practice integrity, acceptance, compassion, and love, both for yourself and others involved in the situation.

Secondly, building research capacity 'close to practice' is useful because of the skills of critical thinking it engenders which can be applied also to practice decision making [ 28], and which supports quality improvement approaches in organisations [ 8].

He called on the government to modify the law to enable Ofsted not just to inspect the quality of care at the increasing number of privately run children's homes but also their corporate capacity, leadership, and fitness to practice.

Although his allegiances lay with Neoclassical assumptions about poetic form and language, his capacity for improvisatory responsiveness to practice that lay outside the prevailing decorums should not be underrated.

The lack of reimbursement is a big problem in diminishing the availability of these services and the capacity for bringing people to practice.

Like anything and everything else in life – the best way for us to get better, deepen our capacity, and grow, is to practice.