Sentence examples for are capable of continuing from inspiring English sources

The idea is to make two functional homes out of one dysfunctional home, helping parents discover they are capable of continuing on as co-parents long after they have left the mediation room and the marriage behind.

Dortmund are currently 20 points behind Bayern in the Bundesliga table but Klopp says his side are capable of continuing their remarkable European run even if they do face their old rivals.

However, some of the partners such as, MoE, MoSD, MoH, MoAIA, UNRWA, and JOHUD are capable of continuing the work after the Program ends with, adequate budget and equipments, according to each partner's capacities and priorities, while on the other hand, most of the NGOs reported that they have to look for other sources of funding in order to continue with the Program.

This set of equations is solved numerically by means of the pseudo-arclength continuation technique, which is capable of continuing both the stable and unstable solution branches as well as determining different types of bifurcations.

However, lawyers for Boaden and Mitchell told Davie that they were capable of continuing in their posts, according to Peston.

Cummings no longer works for Gove or the government, so is capable of continuing his attacks on Clegg using his past knowledge of Whitehall disputes.

I certainly think I can walk across campus with my head up, and think I'm capable of continuing this job and I am the best person to move this program forward".

"We believe that the company is capable of continuing to impress customers and investors with its technology and execution".

A player suffering a head injury must now leave the pitch and the club doctor must decide if a player is capable of continuing, not the team management.

"I didn't want to have left something behind that I feel that's capable of continuing the success we've had".

The Premier League introduced new rules at the start of the season, which state the club doctor must decide if a player is capable of continuing, not team management.