Sentence examples for ability to pass a from inspiring English sources

He didn't have much confidence in my ability to pass a written one.

The ability to pass a line between boats on the water is as basic as tying a shoelace.

I defy anyone, come up here and show me one place where there is the ability to pass a rule that needs to be passed.

"I am certainly not concerned with my ability to pass a test," he wrote, "but I will certainly not take a test because a group of students -- or others -- demand that I do so.

Mr. Mugabe's party can form a government on its own, but the opposition and a small breakaway faction control a majority in Parliament that could thwart his ability to pass a budget or get legislation adopted.

Though the bond markets have rewarded the new Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, for his ability to pass a program of economic changes, the situation in the euro zone as a whole remains fragile.

But dispensaries continued to proliferate by exploiting a loophole in the moratorium even as lawsuits restricted the city's ability to pass an ordinance.

A report considered at April's council executive board meeting had cast doubt on the school's ability to pass an Ofsted inspection.

A Canadian company, TransCanada, planned to use Keystone to deliver "tar sands" crude through the American heartland and -- as with nearly every major interstate infrastructure project -- the pipeline's approval hinged on its ability to pass an environmental review.

Ex vivo isolated or in vitro cultured effector T cells were tested for their ability to pass through a 5 µm pore membrane following a chemokine gradient by using transwell plates (Corning-Costar).

It was this crook's ability to pass for a deity that allowed his fraud to escape scrutiny not just from his victims but from the S.E.C. and the "money managers" who pimped his wares.