You wanted your daughter to know herself and have confidence in her capabilities and her ability to grow.
It is concerned with an individual's belief in his or her capability to produce given attainments [ 1- 4].
Astronomer Donald Lynden Bell of Cambridge University, for instance, believes that his wife Ruth, now a professor in the atomistic-simulation group at Queen's University in Belfast, remained in a job below her capabilities for 30 years until she accepted her chair in Belfast in 1995.
Her capability in choosing able and devoted ministers, however, brought about beneficial internal reforms and succeeded in improving Spain's economy.
But her blunt line confirms what the rest of the movie points to: an attempt to rehabilitate Mary, to find in her domestic capabilities a strength that accounts for her image as shrewish, extravagant, and difficult.
In part, this was because each was handicapped in her offensive capabilities.
"I think his nominee, his choice for vice president, is going to be very important for party regulars, and also in terms of his or her capability someday to succeed as president," Mr. Kemp said, noting that vice presidents usually eventually run for president.
Clothes have no bearing on a woman's intelligence or her capability to excel in the field of technology.
"She has shown her capabilities in these group games and we'll be doing everything we can to get her fully fit in time".
In her book Creating Capabilities, Martha Nussbaum states that the capability approach 'takes each person as an end, asking about the opportunities available to each person.
In interviews with 20 women in their late 70s and 80s, most said they supported Mrs. Clinton based on qualities they saw in her — intelligence, confidence and capability — rather than her positions on issues.
