Sentence examples for ability of members from inspiring English sources
Is there an ability of members to respond?
That pinched the ability of members of Congress and businessmen, the two groups for which the Congressional Country Club was founded, to tee off together.
Sumner saw folkways and mores as essentially conservative and doubted the ability of members of the society to change them consciously.
The ability of members of the fashion press and buying industries to brave any weather in duster coat and slingbacks is a sight to behold, especially now that the slight comfort of a pashmina would be a severe fashion crime.
A. C. Hudgins, a private investor and Harlem Stage board member, said the successful fund-raising campaign demonstrated the increasing willingness and ability of members of minority groups to support the arts.
Few missed the fictional Riot Club's similarity to the real-life Bullingdon, where the ability of members to trash restaurants but be wealthy and supposedly "well-bred" enough to pay for the damage immediately, has passed into Oxford University legend – while ensuring many of the city's establishments refuse entry to club members.
The second of the DEC criteria is the ability of member agencies to respond.
And the ability of member governments to issue debt must be severely curtailed.
Would the suggested "red flag" make much difference to the ability of member state parliaments to thwart EU legislation?
This complexity has led to an increasing number of challenges through the European court of justice, creating uncertainty and, in the majority of cases, weakening the ability of member states to determine how their systems operate.
They appear to be calculating that such a signal of solidarity will be enough to persuade the European Central Bank, the only institution in Europe with enough financial firepower to defend the ability of member states to raise money on bond markets, that it has enough political cover to move more aggressively to protect vulnerable countries like Italy and Spain.
