Unless the United States and Israel show a willingness to address problems by negotiation rather than by military force, the ability of extremist organizations to inflict terror will continue to grow.
But the ability to address these problems is, as Obama has experienced over the past six years, conditional on Congress.
Not enough change, not enough jobs, too much unemployment, too many taxes … and the question about our ability to address these problems.
A slowdown in the world economy, causing a slump in export prices for copper and wood products, crimped his ability to address social problems.
But Johnson had faith in Carson's ability to address the problems of hard-hit communities, he said, because that's where Carson comes from.
Tying the supply of money to the supply of a precious metal limits a government's ability to address economic problems, Mr. Bernanke explained.
"Making Globalization Work" is an optimistic book, offering the hope that global society has the will or the ability to address global problems and that international economic integration will ultimately prove a force for good.
In doing so, it revives a Soviet-era strategy that will undermine its own efforts to project soft power and shows a spirit of self-delusion that does not bode well for China's ability to address the problems that imperil its future.
Various past researches have showed that higher the level of abstraction, better the ability to address the problems associated with the design.
Our proposed methodology has the ability to address complex problems involving multiple conflicting interests from various stakeholders, different forms of data, and different fuzzy and crisp relations.
