Sentence examples for capable of proposing from inspiring English sources
Bakers, cab drivers, and artists are just as capable of proposing novel solutions to interesting problems as skilled engineers.
"Whilst the Tories refuse to make their cuts public it is clear they have already done the thinking If this is what they were capable of proposing in 2012, this is what they will be planning in 2015.
However a Liberal Democrat source told The Guardian: "If this is what they [the Tories] were capable of proposing in 2012, this is what they will be planning in 2015".
Several social movements and NGOs were co-opted or attuned their ideas to the neoliberal agendas, thus progressively losing their legitimacy as a critical voice capable of proposing alternatives to the status quo.
The DevInfo Inter-agency Advisory Committee is currently not capable of proposing a strategy to achieve these objectives.
Children are more aware of the problems and issues that affect them and they have proved to be capable of proposing new strategies that work," emphasized Seija Toro, Representative of UNICEF Costa Rica.
Within the studio we would like to re-start this tradition by defining the possibility for housing typologies capable of both proposing new forms of life and questioning established domestic arrangements in terms of space and economic rationale.
Most important, in an independent experiment, this set of proposed parameters is capable of accurately representing variations in disease severity induced by different therapies.
The performed experiments have also shown that an ordinary computer is capable of performing the proposed methodology, without any restriction.
The results of the analysis suggest that this combined approach to cognitive demand is, in principle, capable of satisfying the proposed criteria in conjunction.
Mechanistically, induction of NQO1 was mediated by the activation of AhR/XRE and Nrf2/ARE pathways, indicating that aurones may be mixed activators of NQO1 induction or agents capable of exploiting the proposed cross-talk between the AhR and Nrf2 gene batteries.
