Sentence examples for capability to do it from inspiring English sources
They really didn't have the paramilitary capability to do it; they could not stage a snatch operation".
The second thing is that from a human perspective, it's important that we do it because we have the capability to do it uniquely.
"Over the last 10 years as cellphones became more important to criminal investigations, law enforcement would hire digital forensics teams, would extract data for investigators without necessarily buying the capability to do it themselves," said Ben Johnson, the co-founder of the security start-up Carbon Black.
We have the capability to do it.
Although you could always manually add The Times stories to news sharing sites such as Digg and Newsvine before, the capability to do it directly from the story means that The Times is paying attention to where its stories are shared, who reads them, and, more importantly, what they are saying about them.
This country has the resources and capability to do it.
"It's well within [the team's] capabilities to do it," Lambert said.
"If you do it for them, they will never build the capability and the capacity to do it," he said.
Some Japanese officials, including Shinzo Abe, the chief cabinet secretary and likely successor to Junichiro Koizumi, the prime minister, have this week raised the possibility of pre-emptive strikes at North Korean missile facilities should an attack on Japan look imminent (though Japan at the moment lacks the capability actually to do it).
Women, as rights-holders, have the right to make free decisions regarding their sexuality and reproduction; and this means not merely the legal right to act, but the actual capability to act freely, the capability to intervene or refuse to do it, the capability to influence structures and make a difference: this is closely related to Giddens's conceptualization of agency (24, 25).
We have the technical capability to do this now; it's just a matter of pulling the resources together for this particular purpose".
