Sentence examples for ability to establish a from inspiring English sources

The acquisition could significantly enhance China's ability to establish a blockade around Taiwan, the report contends.

Fast Society's ability to establish a group's expiration date is a major advantage.

This relates directly to their ability to establish a connection between the reports and the safety of the products.

I particularly liked the Harmony's ability to establish a series of macros (it calls them Activities) by itself.

On the demerit side, a detectable Balenciaga influence in the proportions and layers cast a degree of doubt over the designers' ability to establish a clear brand identity.

On his recent tour of Africa — his fifth since 2001 — Mr. Clinton showed a remarkable ability to establish a human connection with people he met.

Long-term private finance initiatives deals reduce the department's ability to establish a level playing field of financially sustainable, autonomous trusts.

"We don't have the ability to control drug costs, because the state doesn't have the ability to establish a formulary," said Jim Edge, Oregon's assistant state Medicaid director.

In particular, Sickert was indebted to Degas for the ability to establish a situation merely through the attitudes of his figures.

That Gavi has deemed Ghana able to introduce rotavirus and pneumococcal vaccines together is a vote of confidence in the country's ability to establish a "cold chain".

In a National War College lecture, he argued that "our safety depends on our ability to establish a balance among the hostile or undependable forces of the world".