Sentence examples for capabilities to be able from inspiring English sources
So over the next year the NYSE plans to expand its electronic-trading capabilities to be able to process larger orders (the Securities and Exchange Commission will presumably go along with the plan).
The controller has to deal with the dynamic environment in which the FMS operates and, therefore, has to possess recovery capabilities such as online alternative routing and resource redundancy capabilities to be able to utilize the system's flexibility.
It will not have escaped their attention that Mr. Rumsfeld has been clear about his support for the findings of a national commission that he led until last December, which first recommended the managerial changes and which also saw a need to develop "superior space capabilities" to be able "to deter and defend against hostile acts in and from space".
The long-term vision is to deepen machine learning capabilities to be able to optimize decision making for all operators within the real estate vertical.
And for agencies, they need to upgrade their skills and capabilities to be able to play the role of the Creative Custodian.
"Together we will have comprehensive capabilities to be able to grow and synthesize one-, two- and three-dimensional quantum structures for the future," Guha said.
"Clearly, one of the purposes behind additional U.S. forces is to give the commanders the maneuverable capability to be able to address problems across the entire RC South," Gates said.
But he said, "I think the bottom line is if they, in fact, have a mobile capability to be able to have ICBMs deployed in that manner, that that increases the threat coming from North Korea".
Ahead of the May anniversary, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta told reporters on Friday that bin Laden's death was not a "silver bullet," but that it, along with the killings of other Qaeda leaders, had "prevented them from having the command and control capability to be able to put together an attack similar to 9/11".
In comments ahead of the first anniversary of the raid last May by United States Navy SEALs on Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, Mr. Panetta said that the Bin Laden operation, along with other killings of Qaeda leaders, "has prevented them from having the command and control capability to be able to put together an attack similar to 9/11".
