Sentence examples for issues and ability from inspiring English sources

However, John's wide knowledge of defence issues and ability to think strategically led him to the Royal Institute of International Affairs Chatham Housee), which he joined in 1984, as an editor.

She was able to play a high profile role in Hanoi thanks to France's chairmanship of the Group of 20; she impressed many with her grasp of issues and ability to say what many wanted to hear.

Skills required in my job include command of the English language and scientific method; perseverance in improving expression through words; ability to listen; understanding of water-resource issues; and ability to network with both scientists and nonscientists.

Participants reported feeling more confident about their knowledge of environmental health issues and ability to teach the material more effectively.

However, no single assessment tool covers text reading skills, numerical skills, ability to use forms, tables, and graphs, oral communication skills, conceptual understanding of physiological health issues, and ability to understand and navigate health systems such as hospitals and insurance companies, which are just some of the domains considered to be relevant to health literacy [ 8- 10].

Without directly saying so, Mr. Clinton compared Mr. Obama — and his grasp of issues and abilities — to himself when he won the White House in 1992.

"What certainly I observed of him when he was on television with me was his ability to analyze an issue and ability to communicate with people".

It's not just down to talent: there are other factors, from social to psychological issues, and that ability to handle the pressure.

In Tuesday's Republican primary, voters chose the economy as more important than social issues and the ability to defeat President Obama as the top qualification in a candidate.

After two years of plunging poll numbers, Mr. Duncan Smith was toppled in an internal coup and replaced by Michael Howard who, à la Mitt Romney, promised economic competence, soundness on the right's pet issues and an ability to unite the fractious ranks of British conservatism.

Furthermore, we test the algorithms in various channel conditions, and examine fairness issues and their ability to adjust to varying conditions.