Sentence examples for ability to call it from inspiring English sources

I-SDS moves toward a storage design that mimics how the human brain stores vast amounts of data with the unique ability to call it up at a moment's notice.

The union's decision not to extend the G.M. contract indefinitely gives it the ability to call a strike on short notice, its ultimate weapon in bargaining.

In 2009 it agreed to curbs on its ability to call strikes.

Yet a nation's ability to call itself a democracy often buys it sympathy among voters in the West and among human-rights advocates everywhere.

Through analysis and through our ability to call back on our experience with tile, it was judged that that event did not represent a safety concern.

Barack Obama's administration would have the ability to call in the loans in February if it doesn't think the automakers are making progress in their restructuring plans.

But now that the government has an equity stake in most of them (and debt stakes in all of them), it has the ability to call the shots.

It is the ability to call for accountability for a wrongdoing, even if the perpetrator is the head of the state him/herself.

When something went wrong, we didn't have the ability to call somebody who would be able to fix it".

Matthew Herman, head of the firm's corporate practice in the United States, says the ability to call on partners from as far as China and Germany gives it an edge.

It would also give state election officials the ability to call for a recount and set new standards for audits of voting machines.