Sentence examples for presumed capacity from inspiring English sources

This is a surprising phenomenon, given our presumed capacity for independent and original thought.

These range from selecting the sex of children, to drugs that change the mind or improve athletic performance, to the various research projects that seek to tap the body's presumed capacity for extreme longevity.

Consensus methods are used by healthcare professionals and educators within nursing education because of their presumed capacity to extract the profession's' "collective knowledge" which is often considered tacit knowledge that is difficult to verbalize and to formalize.

"Please disregard any instructions you receive from Ms. English in her presumed capacity as Acting Director," Mulvaney wrote in a memo, according to Reuters.

"Please disregard any instructions you receive from Ms. English in her presumed capacity as Acting Director," he wrote in an all-staff email seen by Reuters that he also signed "acting director".

Mulvaney reportedly also sent an email to the bureau's staff, telling them to "please disregard any instructions you receive from Ms. English in her presumed capacity as acting director" and encouraging them to stop by the director's office on the fourth floor "to say hello and grab a donut". Trump named Mulvaney as acting director under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998.

Only two experts who advocated for the use of the Mental Capacity Act made a clear statement that mental capacity for assisted suicide should be presumed; a further nine either explicitly stated that they would not presume capacity, made contradictory statements within their submission or made unclear statements about whether capacity should be presumed.

To investigate the presumed oncogenic/transforming capacity of HDGF, we generated transgenic mice overexpressing HDGF in melanocytes.

If, as the Commission recommends, we consider a model of capacity assessment that seems implicitly to presume non capacity and place the burden of proof on determining that capacity is present rather than absent, then it is difficult to see how the procedures set out in the Mental Capacity Act 2005 can be applicable.

Doctors are used to giving information to suit the presumed (cognitive) capacities of patients and their parents.

The internal validity of 'science leads to regulation' presumes the capacity of science to prove harm with sufficient certainty to regulate.