The phrase "assets able" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "The company has assets able to support its growth strategy." (Note: This is a corrected version for clarity.)
Alternatives: "assets capable" or "assets sufficient".
"They are often the most nimble, the most effective and, with a small number of assets, able to get more leverage out of the market," says Mr Urias.Does that mean that successful hedge funds are fated to be short-lived and to remain (relatively) small?
There's been the usual mix of out-of-contract assets able to leave the Ricoh for sod all (most noticeably Martin Cranie and Sammy Clingan), while fans' favourite Richard Keogh and young Gael Bigirimana have been pinched in exchange for what appear to be reasonably acceptable fees.
Can you assure the American people that your administration has the intelligence assets able to determine that Iran has actually begun building an atomic weapon from its enriched uranium supplies?
But in a time of widespread concerns for corporate stability, A.I.G., with $55 billion in capital and more than $520 billion in assets, is able to command the best prices.
Hence, institutional investors start to embrace infrastructure as an attractive asset class because infrastructure assets are able to generate long-term, stable, and predictable cash flows and diversify investors' portfolios.
A daily stipend was introduced until the assets were able to generate sufficient income for the household, based on the finding that many of the beneficiaries, even after they received some productive assets, continued to work in other peoples' houses as maids, making it more difficult for them to focus on working on the assets transferred by the programme.
But the IMF report says that only the three largest Spanish banks BBVA, CaixaBank and Santander, which account for 47% of assets—appear able to cope on their own if things get bad.Part of the troika's brief will be what the euro-zone governments call, opaquely, "horizontal structural reforms".
In the FM world, IoT presents the exciting use case of facilities equipment and other assets being able to report issues even before they happen.
Mr Kanev adds: "When you're transporting your beehive, as a beekeeper you might think of those as your assets - being able to remotely monitor their state is becoming very important". Bee Smart is set to launch a closed trial of its technology in the coming weeks, but Mr Kanev says that in tests so far there has been a "visible improvement" in beehive health, season after season.
After the Kuwaiti, as he was known, received a call from a friend in the Persian Gulf who was being monitored by United States intelligence, a C.I.A. asset was able to locate him and track him to the Abbottabad site.
With $1.3 billion in assets, it was able to sustain withdrawals of $400 million to $600 million in a week's time.
