Sentence examples for capabilities review from inspiring English sources

On coming into office we intend to conduct a capabilities review to look at how we can get a better balance and achieve savings".

"This is the new mentality that says, 'Everybody is going to be a warrior first,' everybody is going to have the ability to defend themselves and survive in combat," said William F. Briscoe, director of the directorate for training plans and capabilities review at the Army's Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe, Va.

Every publicly funded college in the UK has its teaching, learning and assessment capabilities reviewed by a team from the QAA at least once every six years.

· Here's another stunning observation from the DfES capability review.

They can quote, for example, from a "capability review" on the education department carried out by the Cabinet Office during Bell's tenure: he was "visible, decisive, engaging and inspiring".

Last year's civil-service capability review ranked it the worst of the seven departments surveyed, awarding it especially bad marks for "delivery" (ie, getting things done).

This winter the government must announce the results of its defence capability review – a fancy formula for deep cuts in the defence equipment programme of some £2bn for this year, and the two years following.

Local Government Chronicle LGCC) named him as one of the ten most influential people in local government; and he has worked extensively in Whitehall, for example carrying out the Capability Review of the Department of Health for the Cabinet Office.

It is telling that the successful capability review programme that Whitehall has been undertaking over the last four years has largely ignored the frequently dysfunctional interface between political management and departments.

It is important therefore to listen and respond to the comments made by the health select committee, the public accounts committee, the national audit office and the Department of Health's performance and capability review.

Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, and his ministers were so worried by the CQC's apparent failings that they brought forward its performance and capability review, planned for later in this parliament, to investigate the concerns as a matter of urgency.