Sentences with phrase «such capacity»

The notebooks have never been shown publicly in such a capacity.

As we have seen, having persons with such capacities in its midst is critical to a congregation's well - being.

But such capacities as language and music, once developed, can have other uses.

Big brokerages require such capacity to put new investment products in front of their brokers.

Many civil society organisations lack the capacity to undertake the research they need and do not have access to resources required to build and sustain such a capacity.

Historical data indicate that such capacity exists, as full - time equivalent enrollment has increased 54 percent since 1990 at private, non-profit institutions, compared to 45 percent at public institutions.

What would it mean to invest in building such capacities in schools, with solutions that aren't driven by external mandates?

Such capacities include the ability to recognize and reflect upon what is happening in one's own mind and the minds of others, and sort out one from the other.

I'm sympathetic to this view, but I also recognize that significant cultural, social and legal changes must occur for families to be property supported in such a capacity.

Yet it is easily confused in the primitive mentality with such capacity.

If a minister has very little such capacity, then that is the situation; and the Lord will obviously want him working elsewhere than in a local church.

Hartshorne could grant that such capacities develop for such reasons.

The General Assembly has failed to provide the Task Force with the funds to hire outside school finance experts, and — based on the Program Evaluation report — apparently lacks such capacity in - house.

Today's hybrids hint at such capacity.

In such capacity God functions as savior of the world.

Without such a capacity for randomization, a code would be too «stiff» to carry a message.

The first thing to do, when turning from a description of the capacities of an occasion of human experience to that of the lower organisms, is «to determine which among such capacities fade from realization into irrelevance» (PR 172).

The co-signor / guarantor is acting in such capacity solely for purposes of providing additional security for the Mortgage Loan.

Brian Potter, MD of Clyde Travel Management: «With such a capacity shortage at Heathrow, Manchester is an obvious benefactor.

The final energy union strategy has significantly ramped up the rhetoric against such capacity markets, which have also been criticised by the International Energy Agency.

The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) is funding several projects to enhance such capacity in the countries in Eastern Africa that are members of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) Climate Prediction Applications Center (ICPAC).

While we now have further capacity, there is real value in maintaining long term research capacity and Department of Justice is a natural place for such capacity given its breadth, depth and resources.

The testator must have had the intellectual capacity to write the will, although there is a presumption that a testator had such capacity unless there is evidence to the contrary;

MCA 1973, s 25 (2)(a) specifically refers to «earning capacity»: a party is alerted from the outset to the need to establish such capacity if they feel their spouse is not making proper efforts to work.

In some instances, a person wants to simply «pay off» the policy all at once, and the Your Legacy Single Premium Whole Life offers such capacity.

The rumors surfaced after Samsung introduced a model of the Galaxy S8 + with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage for Asian markets, which appeared to be another test bed before introducing such capacities to the global market.

Asus ZenFone 3 Zoom is backed by a 5000 mAh battery, but still manages to be the thinnest phone to have such a capacity according to the company.

Difficulties with social, emotional and behavioural development at entry to primary school will inhibit a child's ability to achieve such capacities.

George is fully capable of following the inventions of others — the stories of Noah's Ark, David and Goliath, the Journey of the Magi — but has little such capacity himself.

Since the General Assembly lacks such capacity, and since the program would still be harmful to public schools, the only option is for the General Assembly to repeal the ESA program.

With such a capacity for information, it was only a matter of time before the kind of information to be shared went beyond what could be found in an encyclopedia or other print formats.

The ability of Italian banks to access markets for funding «has become more difficult and expensive» in 2016 due to the country's political instability and a slower reform implementation, according to credit ratings agency Fitch, adding that such capacity could deteriorate further.

Last summer, the FCC went even further, issuing a clarification that forbid calls to cellphones from machines that have the «capacity» to autodial (one could argue an iPhone, or just about anything short of a rotary phone, has such capacity).

In such capacity he was responsible for strategic planning within Fixed Income and assisting in managing the day to day operations of the division.

«Headquarters» is defined broadly to capture any public company with a location at which a president, chief executive officer or any other senior member of the company's management team «routinely performs duties» in such capacities.

As we have seen, such capacities are existentially very demanding, whether acquired authentically or «as if.»

As much I love thinking, I believe when it comes to especially spiritual matters, such a capacity is way overrated.

Aristotle believed that such a capacity is limited to communities roughly the size of the ancient Greek city «states (approximately fifty thousand people living in close proximity to each other), but the modern nation «state proves him wrong.