Sentence examples for governing capabilities from inspiring English sources
Emboldened further by public perception of his strong reaction after two recent incidents involving downed Malaysian airliners that killed dozens of Australians, Abbott has once again set off to demonstrate the potency of his governing capabilities.
The extent to which bureaucracy performs in accordance with the Weberian characterization is related to the external circumstances governing its capabilities.
Lawmakers questioned General Alexander on the federal law and presidential authorities governing military capabilities under the Cyber Command that might be called on to operate on American soil in a crisis.
Therefore, the pathways guiding IL-8-directed migration and those governing the capabilities for T-cell stimulation seem to be fairly independent in the DC.
In what it describes as its key recommendation, it calls for all the current legislation governing the intrusive capabilities of the security and intelligence agencies to be replaced by a new, single act of parliament.
Moreover, robustness, security and resilience as well as stability are discussed to govern the capability of weakening various attacks.
Impacts of evaporation are greatest during extended severe droughts that govern water supply capabilities.
The use of ratios or raw intensities is governed by the capabilities of the microarray technology, not by our algorithm.
The flagella biosynthesis network of E. coli is the system that governs the swimming capabilities of the bacteria, in such a manner that it moves away from its current location when growth conditions become mildly unfavourable.
"Today, policies and practices governing the use of I.C. capabilities, many of which predate 9/11, discourage rather than encourage use by domestic users especially law enforcement," the report said.
This study uses interviews and the survey method to discuss the relationships governing intellectual capital, organizational learning capability, and new product development performance.
