Sentence examples for be considered able from inspiring English sources
Beyond the issue of defining who should be considered able to work, city officials say there is the question of just how flexible the program that brings these people to work should be, and how to define work.
Our concern is that disabled people will be considered able to work without any understanding of the challenges they will face or the support they need to overcome those challenges.
Still, such future people might nevertheless be considered able to set back the interests of or even wrong present or past persons insofar as the latter have, or had, interests with respect to posthumous future states of affairs.
The model will be considered able to describe deterministic (signal-driven) differentiation if one can demonstrate the existence of switch genes, whose permanent activation or inhibition always leads the system through the same differentiation pathway, i.e. nodes that uniquely determine to which TES the system will evolve.
In fact, many of the "non-expansion parents," who do not face chronic medical conditions and thus may be considered "able-bodied," have simply fallen on hard times, due to the Great Recession, structural weaknesses in the American economy, or other problems, and are struggling to get back on their feet ― or find their feet for the first time, Medicaid proponents say.
Only female shamans play the kultrún, because they are considered able to transcend the human realm to communicate with spirit beings and ancestors.
Shamans were considered able to cause and cure illness (see shamanism).
That is the type of Democrat who is considered able to win elections in red states.
Competing on carbon-fiber legs, called Cheetahs, he began to blur the distinction between what is considered able and disabled.
Several OPEC countries are already producing at their full capacity, but Algeria, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates are considered able to join the Saudis in their initiative.
Lawyers said there was no absolute age when children were considered able to make decisions like whether they would seek asylum.
