Sentence examples for incapable of conducting from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he added: "We've never believed that we had rendered them incapable of conducting operations.

"If the Syrian leadership is incapable of conducting such reforms, it will have to go," said President Dmitri A. Medvedev, in remarks reported by Russian news agencies.

Macroeconomists in particular were caricatured as a lost generation educated in the use of valueless, even harmful, mathematical models, an education that made them incapable of conducting sensible economic policy.

Why is Israel deemed incapable of conducting an independent, credible investigation of possible wrongdoing, and the international community demands that it be a part of those investigations, when no other democracy is similarly insulted?

Images of angry Muslim mobs, like the one featured on a recent cover of Newsweek magazine, once again revived the old Orientalist trope of a backward and hysterical Muslim world, unable to engage in civilized and rational debate or undertake peaceful negotiations — in other words, incapable of conducting political affairs.

However, the Iranian regime is incapable of conducting such policy.

The rapacious trajectory of the poet's appetite for sex and celebrity makes him a poster boy for what his contemporary and countryman Dr. J. C. Prichard termed "moral insanity" — a disease of the passions that left the intellect intact while "the individual is... incapable... of conducting himself with decency and propriety in the business of life".

This is not to say that high-technology companies are incapable of anticompetitive conduct, or that the antitrust laws should be scrapped.

Even if the defendant knew the conduct was wrong, he would not be found guilty if he had been "incapable of conforming his conduct" to the requirements of the law.

Reilly was aware that if it came to public knowledge it would tarnish the image of the officers commanding the platoon, the company, the battalion, perhaps even the regiment; the officers might be made to appear incapable of controlling the conduct of the men in their commands.

If a court confirms these findings, it must hold Mr. Anderson accountable — or it will send a message to prosecutors in Texas and elsewhere that the criminal justice system is incapable of deterring or punishing this conduct.