Sentence examples for ability to introduce from inspiring English sources

The UK government has the ability to introduce a Tobin tax on sterling right now.

But that does not give him the ability to introduce legislation.

The burner was designed with the ability to introduce particles (particularly aluminum) into a gas flame.

This has a significant impact on an organisation's flexibility and ability to introduce new tools and phase out old tools.

The creation of minichromosomes with binary bacterial artificial chromosome vectors provides the ability to introduce many transgenes at one time.

More economic decision-making is transferred to local areas, particularly in housing, infrastructure, skills, employment and transport – including the ability to introduce network-wide ticketing like in London.

But a more compelling reason for having music on our service on release is the ability to introduce it to our 60m users worldwide.

There's no doubt that Apple's success in the past decade depended on Jobs's uncanny ability to introduce products that captured the zeitgeist.

Even controls they once held, like the ability to introduce a district-wide property licensing scheme, now require sign-offs from Whitehall.

"What set his work apart for us was his use of color and his ability to introduce satirical elements to his portraits in unique ways," she said.

Intense global competition requires that companies make continual improvements to their existing products and processes and have the ability to introduce entirely new products with expanded capabilities.