Sentence examples for capable of taking action from inspiring English sources

Through access to the Internet and other communication, a restive public is increasingly capable of taking action without any identifiable leadership or organizational structure".

So far Toyota is just testing the ability of software to understand the hazards around a car and whether a person has spotted them, but the company plans to eventually make Guardian capable of taking action if a person doesn't look ready to do so already.

It will also put data in the hands of the people most inclined to, and capable of, taking action today.

"In the foregoing examples," she writes, "we can say that the random collection of individuals was morally responsible for failing to transform itself into an organized group capable of taking action rather than inaction" with respect to the prevention of harm.

For it not to be gossip, you'd need to be addressing a person capable of taking action to solve the problem -- the Problem Causer, or their boss.

"I emphasized with the Iranians that they should not just assume that because the Americans were bogged down in Iraq they were incapable of taking action against Iran; I said that they were entirely capable of it".

Mr. Secretary-General, I'd like to think otherwise and say that youths are the leaders of today because they are capable of and currently taking action to address contemporary global issues.

Such a force, he said, "must be impartial and capable of taking decisive action".

The body confirmed on Sunday that, unlike the Press Complaints Commission, it was capable of taking proactive action against a news organisation even if a complaint had not been made.

"I was like the dead at the hour of their own funeral, astounded by the truth, but no longer capable of taking any action," Kwasi reflects, upon being embraced by his father for the last time and sent abroad.

Internationally, we should press for an updated global agreement to share medical information, an agency capable of taking remedial action on a moment's notice and a monitoring and surveillance system.