Sentence examples for capabilities to execute from inspiring English sources
Even Europe's two most important military powers, Britain and France, no longer have the capabilities to execute the whole spectrum of military operations alone.
"As we looked to raise capital, the opportunity was clear: we had the data marketers were looking for, and we had the programmatic capabilities to execute on that data".
Finally, self-efficacy has been defined as a contextualized belief about one's personal capabilities to execute specific behaviors at designated levels of performance on a specific activity (Bandura 1997).
This theme is consistent with the core CFIR construct of the influence of "individuals' belief in their own capabilities to execute course of action to achieve implementation goals" (Table 1).
According to the Social Cognitive Theory, perceived self-efficacy (the beliefs in one's capabilities to execute the course of action required) and motivational support are bi-directional; with increases in either factor, the other factor is also improved [ 35, 36].
Self-efficacy is the belief that one has the capabilities to execute the courses of actions required to manage a prospective situation and is the central construct in Bandura's social cognitive theory [ 26].
But Green happened to know someone with the capability to execute the field intervention: his friend Dave Fleischer, who runs the Leadership Lab at the Los Angeles L.G.B.T. Center.
Mr. Lies, of Entertainment Trust, said his company had the "capability to execute our plan" and hoped to begin construction in November.
Second, computational resources have made significant progress since the notion of SA was first proposed, so we currently experience an implementation gap where we have the resources but not the immediate capability to execute IA in field applications.
