Sentence examples for lacking capacity from inspiring English sources

Usually, they are seen as vulnerable, lacking capacity, or a drain on the resources of host communities.

Yet the home secretary seems happy for contracts to be awarded to untested companies, lacking capacity, with a rushed procurement process".

It details a detention system plagued by the premature closure of child abuse investigations, miscategorisation of incidents and lacking capacity to respond to complex incidents.

But it was also tactical on the part of the government: requiring short turnaround times, or digital returns for small organisations presents a huge barrier to organisations lacking capacity.

I have worked as an advocate for the past five years, supporting carers, older people and those assessed as lacking capacity to secure their rights and get their voices heard in health and social care decisions made about them.

The ombudsman recommends three areas needing particular attention: checking people's mental capacity and offering legal protection for those lacking capacity to ensure their dignity and liberty are safeguarded; treating carers and relatives as partners in the discharge planning process, rather than as an "afterthought"; and improving coordination within and between services.

In part, this is because many parliaments lack capacity to bring legislation into being.

If a patient lacks capacity, any previously expressed wishes should be considered,says the guidance.

Another is the argument that the client lacked capacity when signing the document.

"I think internally right now they lack capacity to know what their options are themselves," a former M.T.A. official said.

If they lack capacity, the default should be the person's nearest relative or advocate is informed and involved".