Sentence examples for either the capacity from inspiring English sources
One does not have either the capacity or the duty to care for everyone.
A definition proposed by the United Kingdom's Department for International Development DFIDdescribesbes fragile states as states that lack either the capacity, or the will (or both), to deliver core state functions for the majority of their people, including the poor [ 4].
Those working with the businesswomen, however, warn against underestimating either the capacity or the potential of the entrepreneurs.
"The policies for orphans, more often than not, are a grab bag of frantic interventions, where faith-based and community-based groups try desperately to cope with the numbers, but rarely have either the capacity or the resources," he said.
Mr. Rumsfeld's trip to South Korea in November foreshadowed the changes, but he said his efforts to reorganize forces there would not diminish either the capacity or commitment of the United States to deter aggression by the North.
For Plato and Kant, dissent was important for promoting either the capacity of individuals to examine their lives in relation to others or a collective capacity for public reasoning.
The question of whether ethical behavior is biologically determined may refer either to the capacity for ethics (ie, the proclivity to judge human actions as either right or wrong), or to the moral norms accepted by human beings for guiding their actions.
After four years of copying people, Noc reached maturity and apparently either lost the capacity to make human noise or lost interest in doing so.
The reliability of a complex system can be obtained by either increasing the capacity of the system or providing sufficient redundant part(s) with perfect switch over devices.
The defendant claims he either lacked the capacity to know right from wrong, or had a mental disorder when he committed the crime, causing an inability to act within the requirements of the law.
SAMHSA strongly encourages the states to require that treatment facilities providing clinical care to those with substance use disorders be required to either have the capacity and staff expertise to use MAT or have collaborative relationships with other providers such that these MATs can be accessed as clinically indicated for patient need.
