Sentence examples for cut the ability from inspiring English sources

Reduced staffing, either in the control towers or at radar rooms distant from the airports, will cut the ability to land airplanes, and in some cases, like O'Hare and Atlanta, may require closing some runways, Mr. LaHood and Michael P. Huerta, the F.A.A. administrator, said.

Twitter cut the ability to get your Twitter feed last August after starting to throttle the service down in November 2007.

They were trying to strip power from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and cut the ability of the Financial Stability Oversight Council to do its job.

With less water to cut, the erosive ability of the Colorado was greatly reduced.

Prominent Athenian attorney Yiannis Vlachos told our correspondent Helena Smith that the projected cuts condemn Greek lawyers to unemployment and will ultimately cut off the ability of ordinary Greeks to have recourse to justice.

"You're going to cut down the ability to solve a lot of crimes," Mr. Ferrell said.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday significantly cut back the ability of the police to search the cars of people they arrest.

And a new law may have cut off the ability of other plaintiffs to sue over new surveillance.

He also says law enforcement or military officials can use his invention to cut off the ability of people like hijackers, hostage takers, and fleeing suspects to communicate.

The real problem with Mr. Bush's policy, many scientists said, was not that only 24 fully developed lines exist, but that the president has cut off the ability of American scientists to create and study new ones.

Mr. Doctoroff assured Goldman officials that Bloomberg was concerned about the breach and had cut off the ability of reporters to access client information, according to attendees of the meeting.