Sentence examples for from a capability from inspiring English sources

They can quote, for example, from a "capability review" on the education department carried out by the Cabinet Office during Bell's tenure: he was "visible, decisive, engaging and inspiring".

Many Western intelligence agencies, including those of the United States, believe that Iran is at least three to five years away from a capability to independently produce nuclear warheads — although its work on a missile-delivery system is far more advanced.

Added together, Iyer argued that all of Trusted's safeguards mean that "every single provider from a capability standpoint is the same".

From a capability perspective, BPM "comprises the skills and routines necessary to successfully apply measures of both incremental and radical change" (Pöppelbuß et al. 2015, p. 3).

"One of my big fears is that by the time they design this into Outlook, Xbox and their phone software it's going to be overtaken by Google and Apple from a capability standpoint," he said.

From a capabilities standpoint, we could see advantages in both planes.

It also provides an impetus for managing manufacturing operations from a capability-based perspective in the fast changing knowledge era.

However, note that is a matter of philosophical dispute whether a moral defense of basic liberties can consistently and convincingly be derived from a capabilities theory; Henry Richardson (2007) has argued that the idea of capabilities cannot well capture the social, institutional and deontic aspects of basic liberties.

"We're getting to where we want to go from a capabilities and infrastructure standpoint a little more quickly than our assets are getting there," Sugarman said.

Or is it preferable to turn it from having a capability to protect Saddam to a capability to protect Iraq?

Along the same lines, the users of simulators for training in surgical procedures, control panel operations, and hostile work environments benefit from such a capability.