Sentence examples for ability to be viewed from inspiring English sources

CNN has a stringent social media policy for its reporters: "If you publically declare your preference for issues or candidates or one side or the other of the public policy issues CNN reports on, then your ability to be viewed as objective is compromised," Variety reports.

How CCCs continue to evolve, given the current and future economic, regulatory, and legislative environment, will demonstrate their long-term success and the ability for the industry to be viewed as a valuable solution to the current health care crisis.

He views this ability to be more relevant to parents and kids.

As far as we're concerned, that applies both to the ability to move their data from service to service as well as the ability to be able to decide who can view it.

In that sense, their ability to function properly can be viewed as diagnostic of genomic stability, or lack thereof.

5 These scenarios illustrate the variation in pregnancy planning, desire for a child, and the ability to conceive that could be viewed together as part of a "conception continuum".

Thus, the ability to notice subtle bodily sensations can be viewed as a process distinct from somatosensory amplification.

My disability should be viewed as an ability: to see the world in a different way".

In the case of Albania, a poor, southern Balkan country that joined NATO in April and seeks to join the European Union, the government's ability to fight trafficking is viewed as a critical test.

"We are now hearing powerful, painful stories of how they came to doubt their own abilities, were viewed as failures by parents and friends, and had to rethink careers -- all because the dental school dean at the time was an anti-Semite and other administrators and faculty either ignored or abetted his prejudice".

On page 262 of this issue, Leslie et al. (5) show that how ability is viewed within a field plays a key role in how well women are represented.