The phrase "capable to build" is not grammatically correct. "Capable" should be followed by the infinitive form of a verb, so it should be "capable of building." Example: John is capable of building a house on his own.
In Monday's ruling, the Government Accountability Office concluded that the Army had made a mistake in ranking Oshkosh, which has had financial difficulties, as just as capable as BAE to build up to 23,000 of the midsize supply trucks.
Even more important, U.S. exit strategies in Iraq and Afghanistan are dependent upon the U.S.-funded drive to build capable Iraqi and Afghan armies and national police services.
As I argue in more detail in an article in Prospect, in the past decade, the west has launched a huge experiment to build capable states in the world's most difficult countries.
Decentralisation let Dacheng grow fast but it also meant quality varied and made it hard to build capable teams.For many foreign firms, China has been a money pit.
Together, therefore, the community has a better understanding and is equipped with more capable tools with which to build learning systems for a wide range of increasingly complex tasks.
Government could readily encourage or incentivize schools to choose from among proven programs, and it could help non-profit providers of proven programs to build capable organizations to scale up their operations.
Find a capable core of individuals to build your campaign around.
Intel and Mobileye are moving forward with the latter's REM platform, an HD mapping solution that uses data collected by REM-capable vehicles on roads to build maps that can be used as a key ingredient in ADAS and autonomous driving systems.
