Sentence examples for capable of being managed from inspiring English sources

She then opined that the big banks currently "have too much political power and too much money to be sufficiently capable of being managed, of being supervised and regulated, and of being permitted to fail," in a dazzling, rarely-seen-in-Washington demonstration of stringing sentences together that do not contain ideas that are intrinsically foolish.

With luck Spain will follow and perhaps Italy, until the eurozone shrinks to a size capable of being responsibly managed.

"The definition I describe it as: a portion of the grid capable of being independently managed to achieve greater resilience in operations to reduce losses that leverages all sources of generation," said Gerald Stokes, Associate Laboratory Director of Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island and president of the New York Energy Policy Institute.

It is designed to remove some of the mystery surrounding a process which, although enshrined in regulations and formal guidance is, like all processes, capable of being prepared and managed.

Hearing what is truly motivating their choices and treating them as adults capable of being responsible for managing their own affairs is crucial to facilitating a more financially aware approach for them.

His natural way of doing things, being very spontaneous, being capable of managing a group, being able to adapt himself to the high expectations of a big team with different circumstances.

There is also an obvious need for more ample mental health services that can keep people like Elliot Rodger away from society and in the care of professionals who are capable of managing what is clearly a deluded and psychotic mental condition.

"We already have campuses in Pau, Paris and Biarritz, so we are capable of managing three campuses; Escem is capable of managing two campuses," he said.

Through a laboratory-scale work, two paraffin waxes acting as phase change materials, namely n-hexadecane and n-octadecane, each of which is capable of managing large heat storage/release, were directly incorporated into the polyurethane foams at different ratios.

A total of 30 doctors and 44 medical assistants/nurses/midwives were identified as being capable of managing newborn illness in the four main district hospitals and the other seven facilities where the more detailed HFA was performed.

Countries like Norway or Britain, which had developed economies and political systems long before oil flowed from the North Sea, were capable of absorbing, managing and benefiting from their bonanza.