Sentence examples for capable of attending to from inspiring English sources

The Mecca agreement has laid the foundations for a power-sharing process that will produce a functioning government capable of attending to our people's needs.

Such breaks are necessary because neither children nor adults are capable of attending to externally assigned tasks for hours at a time.

As resource failures due to the increasing functionality and complexity of hybrid Cloud computing are inevitable, a failure-aware resource provisioning algorithm that is capable of attending to the end-users quality of service (QoS) requirements is paramount.

In this regard, advanced and "smart" materials are required in order to offer products capable of attending to this problem.

The idea of knowers as individuals-in-communities has been suggested as a model that both captures the importance of interrelations with multiple communities and, by keeping individual knowers in the foreground, is capable of attending to the power relations that individual knowers must negotiate within those communities (Grasswick 2004).

Thus, to date, the evidence indicates that corvids are more capable of attending to causal information than arbitrary information, and using this information to guide their choices.

With his wife of 53 years, Sylvia, he would often take fighters into his own home before major bouts, reasoning that nobody was capable of attending better to their needs and that they would be mentally and psychologically honed to perfection by the time they stepped into the ring.

Of course we shouldn't be filling out applications or pushing prestige over happiness, he says, but if our children are capable of attending selective schools, don't we owe it to them to make sure they understand the ways their choices in high school might affect their college chances, and the ways that college choice affects their life?

Not long ago, the average moviegoer (for simplicity's sake, let's call him "me") was capable of attending the latest comedy without knowing, nearly to the dollar, its opening weekend's global box office.

Among other things, Professor Hoxby is known for advancing the "undermatch" hypothesis, namely that some very bright members of minority groups often end up going to schools of lesser quality than those they are capable of attending.

The vote on extending the period of detention to 42 days is not until tonight, meaning he would have been quite capable of attending yesterday's scheduled meetings in Jersualem with both the Israeli Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, and the Foreign Minister, Tzipi Livni.