Sentence examples for be capable of proposing from inspiring English sources

Children are more aware of the problems and issues that affect them and they have proved to be capable of proposing new strategies that work," emphasized Seija Toro, Representative of UNICEF Costa Rica.

"Whilst the Tories refuse to make their cuts public it is clear they have already done the thinking If this is what they were capable of proposing in 2012, this is what they will be planning in 2015.

However a Liberal Democrat source told The Guardian: "If this is what they [the Tories] were capable of proposing in 2012, this is what they will be planning in 2015".

In addition, a very efficient greedy heuristic, proven to be capable of obtaining high quality solutions, is proposed.

Two classes of enzymes have been proposed to be capable of carrying out the first step in this process: cytosine deaminases and DNA methyltransferases (reviewed in [ 11]).

Because AKG is a critical metabolite that connects carbohydrate and protein metabolism, it has been proposed to be capable of scavenging ROS and diminishing ROS production [ 34].

The performed experiments have also shown that an ordinary computer is capable of performing the proposed methodology, without any restriction.

The designed linear MMSE MIMO detector is capable of complying with the proposed IEEE 802.11n standard.

Most important, in an independent experiment, this set of proposed parameters is capable of accurately representing variations in disease severity induced by different therapies.

This illustrates that the method (AMSSDR) being proposed is capable of switching resampling algorithms based on various physical memory requirements.

Thus, the computational imaging system proposed is capable of realizing both the specified resolution and specified FOV.