Sentence examples for able to express its from inspiring English sources

The report on parliamentary scrutiny argued that in the EU it is agreed that "all documents are supplied to the European parliament in sufficient time for it to be able to express its view, and if necessary to publish formal recommendations, and for the commission [which conducts the negotiation] to be able to take these views and recommendations into account".

The positive aspects of our results must be modulated by the fact that users having the majority or all their tweets deleted have been assigned to the class (Omega), which means that our system is able to express its ignorance about the influence degree of users on which it has not enough information.

Starmer says that parliament must be able to express its view on the final Brexit deal.

Rewriting logic is reflective, in the sense of being able to express its own metalevel at the object level.

It was a good moment for Gerrard and bandmate Brendan Perry, but an even better one for an Australian crowd finally able to express its devotion for an act that left for London 31 years earlier, aware that Australia in 1982 was not where their careers would thrive.

"The timetable and the urgency of the email traffic between the Trust and various BBC managers supports the view that the Trust wanted to be able to express its view about the proposed settlements before the [executive remuneration committee] was asked to formally approve them," he added.

My understanding is that Quintain wants to be able to express sustainability in its developments in a different way".

The skin is able to express CRH as its receptors (CRH-R).

A major limitation of Lpa as an in vivo probe is whether the organism of interest is able to express Lpa because of its large size and the low complexity of the second domain.

Understanding that I'm able to express myself through it".

People should be able to express their thoughts even if it is to their own detriment.