Sentence examples for lacking in capacity from inspiring English sources

"The USGCRP and its [13] member agencies and programs are lacking in capacity to achieve the proposed broadening of the Program," says the report.

If the patient is lacking in capacity, written informed consent will be requested from a family carer.

This has been evident now over a period of many years that the public sector in Pakistan is lacking in capacity in the context of delivery and management of health services [ 4, 5].

Glenn Roberts, the owner of Anson Mills in Columbia, S.C., and a leading proponent of artisan grain-growers, said that what the budding movement lacks in capacity, it compensates for in ingenuity.

If the BBG lacks in-house capacity to decide what's "uniquely funny," maybe they'll get advice from the team that put up a prime time comedy show on Radio Martí that featured a cast whose actors were mostly dead, as The New York Times reported in 1985, by the time the program aired.

Certain species of insects regularly grow back missing legs, but many others are totally lacking in this capacity.

On July 14 , 1959 John Jacob's lawyer, Harry H. Lipsig, filed a petition in surrogate's court in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., claiming that Vincent's will was not valid because he "was suffering from senility and was lacking in testamentary capacity" when he signed the will.

A confidential report in September 1944 had found him "hard working, conscientious and loyal" but lacking in "constructive capacity and organising ability".

Tumour cell nuclei or soluble cytoplasmic protein were, however, lacking in this capacity.

In the interviews, patients with psychiatric disorders who made imprudent decisions (such as refusing treatment) were typically seen as lacking in decisional capacity.

Legal strategies appeared to be lacking in their capacity to provide safety to survivor witnesses, and this absence of the mechanism ('It's safe to tell') would seem to support its place in a successful intervention.