Sentence examples for capacities to be able from inspiring English sources
I don't think they've grown the capacities to be able to handle that".
A possible starting point could be a broader understanding of the European dimension, perceived less as academic content and more as a system of attitudes and intellectual approximations based on pluralism, tolerance, openness to other individuals, and ultimately, on the development of personal capacities to be able to synthesise and think critically in order to make a personal judgement [6:4].
National Youth Councils, the umbrella body for youth organizations in countries, generally consist of older youth (21 to 35 years old) and need to make organizational adjustments if they are to build their institutional capacities to be able to represent adolescents and cater to their needs.
Mr. Mendez-Santiago replied, "We hope to build the capacity to be able to order certain kinds of meals".
They told us they had aerial vehicles and the capacity to be able to deliver those weapons through the air.
"We are having to build our capacity to be able to respond to the flood of goodwill," is James's careful response.
We must develop our own capacity to be able to engage in and take active steps towards an intellectually sound British Muslim community.
They must be good tourists, understanding the needs of the team, willing netters, sponges for information, and have the mental and technical capacity to be able to slot into the team at a moment's notice.
"Insurance has at terrific capacity to be able to improve people's lives but not alone," Patton, who also advises the World Economic Forum and other bodies on financial products and climate change, said.
Most states did not have the data capacity to be able to determine whether the student scores went up or down in relation to an individual teacher or how the students' current proficiency compared with their previous performance.
