Sentences with phrase «effectively act in that capacity»

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The people leading those meetings are acting in a government capacity and should not be praying, which is effectively the endorsement of a specific religion by our government.

(i) among the general principles is that, before a decision under the Act is made for or on behalf of a person lacking the capacity to make the decision, «regard must be had to whether the purpose for which it is needed can be as effectively achieved in a way that is less restrictive of the person's rights and freedom of action» (MCA 2005, s 1 (6)-RRB-;

In addition, the principles set out by the High Court will (as it recognised) be applicable to applications to the new Court of Protection to be established under the Mental Capacity Act 2005: as from October 2007, that court will effectively take over responsibility for this area of law from the High Court.

• Able to talk to others to deliver information effectively and efficiently • Tested customer service skills • Interested in helping people and comfortable working with the public • Strong ability to get information and act accordingly, coordinating customers» needs with staff availability and workload capacity • Good active listening skills, especially understanding what people are asking and asking appropriate questions

Our capacity to effectively participate in mediation is further exacerbated by the requirement for us to understand technical legal language and follow complicated rules and processes set out in the Native Title Act.

A lack of capacity can affect our ability to engage effectively in native title claims processes, negotiate beneficial agreements, respond to future act processes, and manage our native title rights and interests post-determination.