Sentence examples similar to declaration of capacity from inspiring English sources
They demanded independence as a matter of right, as promised in war declarations and treaties, rather than as a matter of capacity for self-government as laid down in the mandate.
In the view of the African Heads of States and Governments as expressed in the Abuja Declaration of 2001, arguably, African countries have the capacity to allocate at least 15%% of their annual budgets to improving health.
Think speed instead of capacity.
"There is plenty of capacity".
Mr. Blix also advised that it would not be practical to expect Iraq to give a complete declaration of all its chemical and biological weapons capacities 30 days after the resolution is adopted, as the draft demands.
It is anticipated that after the initial three year phase leading to public declaration of FGM/C abandonment, these NGOs will have sufficient capacity to continue the approach in additional communities.
The law on euthanasia allows people with mental capacity to draw up a prior declaration of intent to request euthanasia should they be in an irreversible state of unconsciousness and no longer able to ask for euthanasia themselves.
This latter document, the so-called Declaration of 1308, is notable for its use of the "doctrine of capacities": the distinction between the person of the King and the institution of the Crown.
"That's his declaration of intent - it means he thinks he has got the capacity to take us on face-to-face.
This prospective observational study was conducted in accordance with the principles expressed in the Declaration of Helsinki at the National Taiwan University Hospital, a medical center with a 2,200-bed 2,200-bedin Taiwan.
