Sentence examples for its own capacities from inspiring English sources

Already, the Czech Republic's foreign minister has said that he does "not expect any contribution as far as troops are concerned for France because it is a big powerful country and has its own capacities".

The bank, based in Washington, has focused on strengthening its own capacities and "improving its standing among key stakeholders rather than on strategic issues facing client countries," it said, adding that it should do more to build institutional capacities in its client countries and address governance risks.

"We felt like we had to mobilise to help the factory get more customers, and to get a larger client base and perhaps maybe improve its own capacities and its ability to get more machines.

Calculating programme-specific HR requirements, and informing the HR planners in the MoH, are two steps that are not consistently performed, resulting in a health care workforce often unaware of its own capacities and limitations.

While putting a human in space captured the public imagination as never before, one of the lessons from technology is that it has its own capacity to captivate, and this mission -- with a Mars landing set for this summer -- may have just "the right stuff" to recapture that public imagination.

Nor does GM need more truck factories, when it is cutting its own capacity as fast as it can.To make matters worse, notes Jim Hall, an industry consultant who used to work for GM, most of Chrysler's 3,500-strong 3,500-strongrk wouldealerer Americanetworkhave to be bought out at a total cost of wouldover $1 billion.

In other words, when a link changes its receive configuration, it affects only its own capacity, while when a link changes its transmit configuration, it does not only affect its own capacity but also the capacities of all the other links.

"In less than a decade, the system is approaching collapse; it has exhausted its own capacity," write Caroline M. Hoxby and Ilyana Kuziemko, economists at Harvard, in a new working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research.

When the lipid transfer or metabolism in the liver exceeds the range of its own capacity, it causes too much ectopic fat deposition which results in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease21.

The chief financial officer of the UAL Corporation, Kathryn Mikells, said the parent of United Airlines was braced for weaker demand as the economy slumped and that it was satisfied for now with its own capacity cuts.

Each thing and order bears relation to the whole or manifests the whole, but "according to its own capacity", as the famous Neoplatonic saying puts it.