Sentence examples for capable of marshalling from inspiring English sources
The popular legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party increasingly derives from its ability to deliver material prosperity and international prestige, and the Olympics showed that the regime is capable of marshalling extraordinary resources and determination and that China commands international respect.
There is no question, though, that the present imperative is to marshal military forces capable of repelling ISIL.
Vauban had, however, never commanded an army in the field as was customary for marshals of France and was only really capable of "engineering," which was considered beneath a marshal's dignity.
Much of the credit belongs to slick coach Jose Bordalas, who has cultivated a team based on strong defence - marshalled by outstanding Togo international Djene Dakonam - but also capable of playing fluent and confident attacking football.
Emmott's short, highly accessible and vividly illustrated book marshals compelling evidence that "entire global ecosystems are not only capable of suffering a catastrophic tipping point, but are already approaching such a transition".
Why not marshal public fury at the Gulf oil disaster to generate funds for a huge new environmental corps, capable of hiring, and training, hundreds of thousands of unemployed Americans?
I'm capable of medalling.
But the air marshal, in answer to a question, said that the F-16 jet fighters provided by the United States to Pakistan were capable of shooting down the drones that the C.I.A. flies over the tribal areas to attack militants.
I am capable of forgiving.
