Sentence examples for capable of taking aim from inspiring English sources

The suit claims that additional Cisco marketing presentations prove that it promoted its technology as being capable of taking aim at dissident groups.

The New York Times writes, "The suit claims that additional Cisco marketing presentations prove that it promoted its technology as being capable of taking aim at dissident groups.

Warren took aim at his view of the unemployed.

Rousseau assumed that all people are capable of taking the moral standpoint of aiming at the common good and that, if they did so, they would reach a unanimous decision.

Therefore, and due to the registered growth of wireless capable portable devices, this study aims at defining a scalable routing scheme, resilient to mobility phenomena capable of taking advantage of existing clusters.

We knew he was capable of taking care of himself".

Still, he is capable of taking a stand.

He's capable of taking us to another level.

They must also be capable of taking on more debt.

As a querulous member of the atheist camp, one of my aims is to end up with a richer, more constructive vision for what should follow the "new atheism", which may well have been needed, but does not appear capable of taking us much further.

The leadership's aim is to try to bookend Clegg's week by starting with the ground-clearing apology for making the fateful populist promise on tuition fees, and then conclude it with a vision of a party now capable of taking the difficult, painful decisions.