Sentence examples for longstanding ability from inspiring English sources

Liu said KFC China's success comes from its longstanding ability to adjust to the country's vagaries and idiosyncrasies.

But the existence of credit was a much greater catalyst than the longstanding ability to deduct it.

DM referred to longstanding ability to cheer up grieving witches such as self especially when witch as damned bewitching as self is.

Casa Grande provides proof, if not a definitive rationale, for humankind's longstanding ability to survive, and even flourish, in the most inhospitable places.

Andrew Weissmann, the general counsel of the F.B.I., said in a statement that the proposal was aimed only at preserving law enforcement officials' longstanding ability to investigate suspected criminals, spies and terrorists subject to a court's permission.

Michael said any bettor who wanted to wager more than $3,000 on the Super Bowl would have a difficult time finding a bookie to take the bet without a longstanding relationship or the ability to put the money down upfront.

Four months after he took office, he headed in that direction, abandoning longstanding restrictions on the ability of Cuban-Americans to visit the island and send money to relatives.

Sceptics claim the case has served only to highlight longstanding concerns over the ability and impartiality of the military to investigate its own soldiers and that Baha serves as a cautionary tale of a mourning family left searching for justice.

Mr. Obama tackled the most neuralgic issue in hemispheric relations when he abandoned longstanding restrictions on the ability of Cuban-Americans to visit family members in Cuba and send them money.

This week, the president opened the door to the discussions by abandoning longstanding restrictions on the ability of Cuban-Americans to travel freely to the island and send money to relatives there.

WASHINGTON — In abandoning longstanding restrictions on the ability of Cuban-Americans to visit and send money to family members on the island, President Obama demonstrated Monday that he was willing to open the door toward greater engagement with Cuba — but at this point, only a crack.