The state's justification for such a classification "must not rely on overbroad generalizations about the different talents, capacities or preferences of males and females".
And in its ruling against VMI, the Supreme Court held that a public policy "must not rely on overbroad generalizations about the different talents, capacities, or preferences of males and females" (U.S. v. Virginia 1996: 533).
Geithner apparently worries, a la the recent anti-stimulus arguments of David Brooks, that government lacks the talent and capacity to manage the turnarounds of big bankrupted banks.
We're not sure about that pun either, but Hope is a violinist of rare talent and capacity is limited to 350 fans (standing room only).
It was an unease felt earlier that evening during a performance by Post Malone, who gets to tour with Bieber because of one viral song, "White Iverson," despite a seeming lack of natural talent or capacity for a follow-up.
Some of our most recent product launches illustrate that we have the talent, the capacity to innovate, and the resources necessary to lead through this period of disruption.
Our results reveal that there is much talent and capacity in Honduras to advance scientific research and that adequate and opportune support at the individual and institutional levels are essential at this critical moment.
By drawing on the skills and expertise of academics, designers, technologists, computer programmers, entrepreneurs, community health workers, scientists, and engineers, and creating solutions in a way that build local talent and capacity, UNICEF can help to foster innovative solutions.
