Sentence examples for national ability from inspiring English sources

Cut training in the visual arts and our national ability to design will be crippled.

Innovation, creativity, and competition produced these vital changes in our national ability to create value.

This myth has been carefully propagated by the rightwing press, but it represents a staggering national ability to airbrush the past.

The defining moments of the Bolympics so far – he reacted swiftly enough, and trenchantly enough, to Mitt Romney's ill-conceived underconfidence in our national ability to do things properly.

What's also akin to 007 is our national ability to conduct surveillance.

The political role of the Gabonese army amounts to a national ability to stabilise zones affected by war, turning Libreville into a valuable mediator in the resolution of the crises plaguing the region, in particular under the regime of Omar Bongo (who died in 2009).

He said he still has "great confidence" in the Nationals' ability to catch the Phillies and Braves in the division race, and rattled off several teams, including the 2017 Cubs, who overcame deficits of five-plus games after the all-star break to win the division in recent years.

It also helps China's enterprises build global innovation leadership and improves national innovation ability.

The measure, which has already cleared the lower house, would weaken national unions' ability to negotiate local contracts.

Mr Wilson scorned "the grouse moor conception of national leadership," ability measured by upper class accents, and "smoothness" when it was "ruggedness" that we really needed.

National parliaments' ability to use subsidiarity as a reason to object to legislative proposals made by the European Commission should be greatly enhanced.The second is to give national parliaments themselves a more direct role in the EU's work.