capacity to act

Lisbon reinforces our capacity to act, but at least as important is our willingness to act.

the payee is unable to deny the existence of holder in due course and then endorsed the capacity to act.

So when Italian and Spanish bond yields jumped up again (see chart right) there was only one institution with the capacity to act: the ECB.

At a moment when trends and events beyond their control demand urgent attention, governments are losing their capacity to act.

Consciously feeding their employees illusions that enhance the leader's power and impair the employee's capacity to act independently.

These nouns are compared as they denote the capacity to act or work effectively.

It will very much contribute to a weakening of the United States, it will diminish our capacity to act in the world and to lead.

This capacity to act freely, Kant tells us, is what gives human life its special dignity.

We must also improve our capacity to act, to respond firmly and positively to events before they deteriorate into crises.

other parts simply lack the capacity to act against it effectively.

In addition, poorer countries, which are often the most vulnerable, may not have the capacity to act on the model's information.

But few analysts believe OPEC has much capacity to act.

The capacity to act or think independently.

freedom as the capacity to act autonomously.

Under 20 years old, and with the capacity to act.

If the person appointed by the testament refuses or doesn't have the capacity to act as trustee, the beneficiary may appoint other trustees;

To really understand your neighborhood, you need to research its capacity to act. Start by answering these questions:

The compensation claimant loses the capacity to act and the legal or appointed agent thereof hasn't been determined;

legal person's capacity for rights and capacity to act ;