If a patient lacks capacity, any previously expressed wishes should be considered,says the guidance.
Congress hardly lacks capacity to provide for international exhaustion when that is its intent.
Health system lacks capacity to respond to attacks that use high-powered modern weapons.
However, China lacks capacity in some important areas, such as the design and manufacture of high-end chips.
"Plaintiff lacks capacity to sue," he wrote in one of the rulings, SLM Education Finance Corporation v. Gray.
Moreover, where a patient lacks capacity there is the Medical Capacity Act, which again lays out the duty to involve families.
He also conceded that there was justice in another frequent criticism of the party – that it lacks "capacity": people with the right qualifications and experience.
In many areas, nongovernmental health organizations are handing treatment facilities over to the Health Ministry, which lacks capacity to support them.
In a healthy market economy the rate is much higher, sometimes approaching 20%.As a result, Russia now lacks capacity for strong economic growth.
(5) if the person designated in paragraph (1), (2), or (3) lacks capacity, the designated person's guardian, conservator, or other similar representative who has power under other law to transfer the security or financial asset.
(Under the Mental Capacity Act 2005, if someone lacks capacity, decisions can be made on their behalf, but only if it is deemed to be in their best interests).
