Sentence examples for abilities to end from inspiring English sources

These recent UNICEF and MDG reports highlight the importance of political stability, noting that reducing child mortality depends on states' abilities to end the cycle of armed conflict and transition out of political fragility.

Germany alone has the ability to end a dysfunctional monetary union and to bring prosperity back to Europe.

But Ibrahimovic warned that Guus Hiddink's team have the ability to end the Ligue 1 leaders' Champions League ambitions next month.

In theory, the states have the ability to end the partnership with the Justice Department and pursue the final stages of the case on their own.

"If you're not going to make the choice to intervene, you need to give them the ability to end this conflict themselves".

Analysts said the vote showed growing doubts about the party's ability to end the prolonged economic stagnation in Japan, once the powerhouse of Asia.

But with her ability to end points quickly and creatively (including a drop shot return winner), Kerber never trailed in the match.

In Ahmed, Australia may find a man with the ability to end a six-year search for a successor to Warne, but also someone who can offer something more meaningful.

Limited military options, such as air strikes against nuclear facilities, are "oversold as to their ability to end or even significantly delay Iran's nuclear program," the report says.

TOKYO — Fresh from surviving a leadership challenge, Prime Minister Naoto Kan shuffled his cabinet on Friday, seeking a new start as he faces the uphill task of regaining public confidence in his party's ability to end Japan's long stagnation.

In the square, many argued Thursday that the military's ability to end the violence at its discretion — a provision of its agreement with the Brotherhood — suggested that the generals might have deliberately tolerated it for days.