Sentence examples for express inability to from inspiring English sources

The trust set up with tax money and answerable to the tax-payer, cannot express inability to perform the task assigned to it under its deed of formation [ 10].

While many providers expressed positive feedback for the SMRAC model and its impact on their record-keeping– including several WHO attributed enhanced capacity for monitoring, evaluation, performance, and quality enhancement through the model, but some expressed inability to use the model due to limits on time or excessive pre-existing workload.

The observations were non-participant (the observer did not take part in any of the activities), and just observed, except in one life-threatening situation, when the observer conducted newborn resuscitation to save a newborn as the staff expressed inability to resuscitate.

17 We excluded those patients who tested positive for HIV-2, were severely ill (Karnofsky score <70), expressed inability to attend all study visits, had no mobile phone network in their area of residence, or had another member of their household already recruited into the same study (to minimise intervention "contamination").

The judge expressed his inability to do anything about the situation.

"This structure needed an approval from the government of South Africa, which has expressed its inability to accept it in the current form," Bharti Airtel said in a statement.

If you want a latter-day example of how gloriously ludicrous the genre can be, check out High School Musical 2, in which a baseball enthusiast performs an entire virtuoso song-and-dance number expressing his inability to sing and dance.

Letters that expressed my inability to understand how a country with a majority population of Hindus, one of the few religions that deify the female form, could turn a blind eye to the daily harassment experienced by India's women.

Participants in the VSLAs expressed an inability to plan beyond the immediate future and many interviewees had experienced food insecurity in the last year according to Children in Crisis's study of 72 people, in a report to be published next month.

Shame, for Levinas, expresses the inability to make others forget that we are naked in our flesh.

In addition, patients were also allowed to refuse mobilization initiation, when expressing their inability to leave their beds or perform any physical activity.