The deceased, it is alleged, did not have the mental capacity to execute the will.
Maybe his intentions are pure, but his capacity to execute them is small.
Workers' capacity to execute will become a choke point if the programs are not prioritized and sequenced.
Integrity, for example, will never diminish in importance, nor will character, courage, the capacity to execute, or customer zeal.
"Ultimately, Obama will be judged for his strategic goals and his capacity to execute on them," Ms. Eisenhower said.
Records are also kept of the patient's capacity to execute ordinary activities: pick up a child, sit at a desk, have sexual intercourse.
Concentrating power at the top may boost performance in the short term, but it degrades an organization's capacity to execute over the long run.
12. Results from an online survey designed to assess an organization's capacity to execute its strategy administered to 302 organizations between 2012 and 2017.
All too often, though, no one protects people who are losing their capacity to execute documents and their judgment about finances.
"Moreover, the chairman has indicated to me that our capacity to execute this mission is not time-sensitive; it will be effective tomorrow, or next week, or one month from now".
Prosecutors contend that Mrs. Astor, who had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, was so impaired that she did not have the mental capacity to execute the change to her will.
