Sentence examples for ability to fulfil from inspiring English sources

They are there to protect a charity's ability to fulfil its mission.

What will be the effect on my family and my ability to fulfil either role effectively?

But the government lacks the ability to fulfil this pledge; it may also lack the inclination.

And the greater the insight, the better the ability to fulfil those customers' needs – and exceed their expectations.

"A very charming, complex, wonderful mum, who had big dreams and not really the ability to fulfil them.

Teachers who question their ability to fulfil excessive demands are often those who hold themselves to the highest standards.

But cuts in defence are putting a question-mark over Latvia's ability to fulfil its commitment to the alliance.

This shows the change of the law was unnecessary; it has only weakened Britain's ability to fulfil its obligations to ensure accountability for war crimes.

"Your refusal to disclose the information we have sought is unhelpful, unjustified and is impeding our ability to fulfil our scrutiny functions," they said.

"I recognise the important work which the SFO was created to carry out and the impact that this litigation had on their ability to fulfil their role.

If a company is bought out, it can affect the focus of the organisation and its ability to fulfil a public sector contract.