Sentence examples for interest capacity from inspiring English sources

Interested businesses have to complete a questionnaire to identify their interest, capacity and capability in the market by 1 September in order to be considered as an indemnity partner should the council decide to apply for a compulsory purchase order.

Borrowers who comply with this arrangement for twenty years have any remaining balance forgiven; the interval is reduced to ten years if the borrower works in a pubic interest capacity (fireman, soldier, charity worker, etc).

In addition, teachers' ability to differentiate and align instruction with students' interests and needs was also deemed important to fostering "students' diverse interests, capacities, and skills" while learning science.

The issue is whether Obama has, despite certain failures and mistakes, balanced American national interests, capacities and commitments to our most important allies.

The question of what makes life worth living, how best to balance competing interests, capacities and objectives is one that governments are trying to answer all the time.

Reporting of these issues is weak due to lack of interest and capacity in accessing, interpreting and using evidence by journalists, as well as lack of capacity to communicate research findings effectively by researchers.

"We have more interest than capacity because the arbitrage is so clear," Mr. Souki said.

There isn't interest or capacity to read all communications, so don't worry about them all being collected and retained for random or targeted viewing later on.

One tangible result is that the Taliban have had to moderate their behaviour and make it easier for people to obtain seeds and irrigation from central government – which neither the Taliban nor the major narcotics barons had the interest or capacity to provide.

Similarly, societal need, interest, and capacity should also be considered while designing, and operating the sawmill industry.

The agency relies on national governments to estimate all of their catch except discards, and many nations don't have the interest or capacity to tally landings from artisanal, subsistence, and recreational fisheries.