Sentence examples for capable of imposing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most important lesson is that low-capability cyber actors are capable of imposing large costs.

Merkel is capable of imposing some unity and direction in the E.U.

It's a vision he is more than capable of imposing on the players, too.

Often the central cities of ancient states grew to substantial size before they achieved governments capable of imposing controls.

It's difficult to think of another coach capable of imposing his own inimitable image on a club in such a short space of time.

In a currency zone of nineteen very different countries, division and fractiousness is the natural state of affairs, but Merkel is capable of imposing some unity and direction.

Third, the PM is capable of generically imposing confinement constraints that can be used to prevent leakage of information to unauthorized principals within the context of a variety of policies to include the commonly implemented Discretionary Access Control and Role-Based Access Control models.

Contrary to the current state-of-the-art, which provides solutions at the kinematic level, a torque controller is designed, following the Prescribed Performance Control methodology, capable of additionally imposing a priori specified transient and steady-state performance attributes on the image feature coordinate errors.

He had undertaken the role of the writer as hero, capable of the Herculean feat of imposing order on immense confusion and thereby drawing meaning from it.

The requirement that the parts of a machine be resistant implies that they be capable of carrying imposed loads without failure or loss of function.

That the SCN of arrhythmic Cry‐null animals is fundamentally capable of expressing (imposed) circadian oscillation is seen in co‐culture work where paracrine signals from a WT slice can restore rhythmicity (Maywood et al., 2011).