More specifically, she questions whether being unable to know, due to one's upbringing in a culture, that certain actions are wrong, and being unable to question the morality of the society's practices, absolves a person from responsibility for his actions.
Objectives To examine associations between three commonly used objective measures of physical capability assessed at age 53 and a composite score of these measures and all cause mortality; to investigate whether being unable to perform these tests is associated with mortality.
And then they tussled over whether Mr. Brown was unable to spell, or merely unable to write legibly.
(To qualify, filers need to pass a means test to determine whether they are unable to repay their debts).
Commanders continue to debate whether Pakistan is unable — or unwilling — to eliminate the safe haven within its borders used by the Haqqani network, a powerful insurgent group that American officials say is nurtured by Pakistani security and intelligence officers to maintain influence in Afghanistan.
His bill calls on the treasury secretary to first determine whether borrowers "are unable to secure adequate credit accommodations with existing private education loans".
Participants were also asked whether they were unable to obtain necessary health care within the previous 12 months.
While this outcome may not be regarded as independent from the prediction, it allows the evaluation of false positive cases, i. e. to examine whether patients were unable to perpetrate violent attacks because of intense preventive measures.
The Conservatives are proposing that every incapacity benefit claimant will be given an intensive interview to see whether they are genuinely unable to work, or whether they should be made to seek employment.
The question remains whether Chapter 11 is unable to reinvent a business, or whether the parties to the case simply lack the will to take such a step.
