Sentence examples for capable to lead the from inspiring English sources
The state within this economy is considered possibly capable to lead the economy, adopting restrictive policies for controlling capital flows, and mobilizing savings domestically to enhance industrialization (Hobday 1995; Kim 1997).
Many commentators, however, feel that Mr Kejriwal has not yet proven that he is capable to lead a central government.
Thus, only some selected classes of chemical compounds are capable to lead to useful self-assembled structures.
Selecting a capable Democrat to lead the department of defence is key to accomplishing this.
Iraq has many capable women ready to lead the country toward democracy.
I am confident Nigeria will work through its challenges and prove to skeptics that Africa is capable and ready to lead the way.
Although everybody is involved in playing election-year politics, Mr. Rowland, who is currently more than 20 points ahead of the closest Democratic opponent, should certainly be capable of mustering the political courage to lead the Legislature into a budget resolution that does not add to the state's debt.
Despite the very public display of leadership that comes with a female prime minister, Bangladesh is a country of severe gender inequality, with high rates of gender-based violence and child marriage, which speaks to a world where women struggle to have a voice or are seen as worthy of or capable of being able to lead inside the industry.
Geithner says the top U.S. financial institutions "should be champions, not opponents of getting strong capable people to lead and staff the oversight bodies".
A combination of secret surrender packages and promises to other former Maoist leaders of government jobs – mainly spying on their former comrades – have decimated Maoist ranks, leaving few capable enough to lead guerilla battles.
Still, Prang, although capable, did not lead the office through the Noguez chaos; that was a task performed ably by veteran county managers outside the political arena.
