Sentence examples for collective capabilities from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that almost all these "transformative" collective capabilities and initiatives have, at one time or another, been viciously disparaged and physically blocked by the World Bank and its allies.

By claiming that helping the poor to "manage their money better" will rapidly lead to economic and social benefits, the promoters of the financial inclusion agenda hope the poor will abandon any possible interest in supporting the collective capabilities and initiatives that history shows have massively empowered them.

The individual capabilities of actors must be turned into collective capabilities in order for the organization to operate at its desired scale and speed.

"The formation of living structures such as the bridges is one of the most fascinating examples of the collective capabilities of ant colonies," says Simon Garnier, a complex systems scientist with the New Jersey Institute of Technology, who was not involved with this study.

Ireland intend to show their collective capability.

When a team underachieves -- and no one denies the Mets underachieved -- a good manager can find ways to light a fire under his players and push them to the level of their collective capability.

"We are making sure that our collective defense capabilities and communications infrastructure are operationally and materially capable of deterring provocations from the full spectrum of state and nonstate actors," Mrs. Clinton said aboard the guided missile cruiser U.S.S.

Our findings indicate that in the context in which this study was undertaken, tablet PCs strengthen collective discourse capabilities and facilitate a richer and more natural body language.

However, in the words of Vice President Jejomar Binay (2014) from his May 2014 trip to the US, "a stronger American military presence in the Philippines and greater interoperability between our respective armed forces dramatically increases our individual and collective defense capabilities, providing a dramatic deterrent against external aggression".

Focused collaboration Innovation depends on collaboration -- the ability to harness our collective imagination, capabilities and resources.

"A commitment to spending 2 per cent of GDP by all 26 Nato members would significantly increase Western and central European collective defence capability at a time of rising threats on our eastern and southern flanks," Lord Dannatt said.