Sentence examples for member capable of making from inspiring English sources

Decision-making capacity was asked by the question 'Until what moment was the deceased sample member capable of making end-of-life decisions', with the response categories 'until the moment of death, minutes before death, hours before death, days before death, a week before death, several weeks before death, a month before death, or more than a month before death'.

These limitations are overcome by entrusting one's decisions to a trusted family member or friend who is capable of making decisions upon actually experiencing the situation.

However, because this data set is comprised exclusively of proven young polymorphic Alu elements, the broad range in divergence is suggestive of the amplification of secondary source elements, or multiple members within the AluY subfamily capable of making new copies, thus increasing diversity.

But individual members of colonies do have brains and are technically capable of making their own decisions.

"Employees are just not capable of making these decisions," said Rick K. Shapiro, a member of the army of financial planning professionals that America's private retirement system (and private health care and college education financing systems) has spawned.

He was also convinced of the need for a strong, central legislature capable of making common policies that would be binding for every member of the British empire, including the fractious provinces in North America.

Jörg Asmussen, a member of the E.C.B.'s Governing Council, emphasized in comments Wednesday in Brussels that Europe needed a strong authority capable of making quick and impartial decisions on winding up banks.

He's very capable of making plays".

Voters are capable of making these decisions.

Are the Tories capable of making it?

We are machines capable of loving, capable of dreaming, capable of being creative, capable of making plans and sharing them with others.