Sentence examples for of any capability from inspiring English sources
The Pentagon's list of 373 mandatory features for the new plane gives equal weight to all of them, Mr. O'Keefe said, "which means there is no evaluation of any capability that exceeds the baseline requirements.
But he said "it was not at fruition," and while it might have theoretically been possible that "you could have snuck one of those on a ship off the East Coast" there was no evidence of any capability to deploy the vehicles.
Highly committed group members of any capability level can also fill gaps as problems or opportunities arise.
The mid-term is critical, as is disabling anyone of any capability from running for President from the GOP.
In other words, the system provides secrecy at the expense of completely giving up any capability of authentication.
These moves have effectively removed any capability of the Royal Navy to launch fixed-wing aircraft from the sea until at least 2020.
Agreeing with the immigration department that the "enhanced escort position" – a controversial elbow and arm lock, which Guardian Australia understands previously had to be approved for use by a Serco manager – be deregulated and "allowed to be used for all detainees who present any capability of escape".
More recently, it was shown that this protein does not show any capability of terminating translation at UAA or UAG stop codons and that mtRF1a is the actual release factor performing the translation termination in mitochondria [ 15, 16].
If child poverty wrecks any possibility of equality of capability, then we will have to make abolishing it our top priority.
Van der Pal et al.'s article lacks any information as to whether any criteria of capability of children were applied, or whether it was decided that even the oldest of the children participating in the research did not possess the capability to give an informed opinion on their participation.
They say it is "essential" the Army has the ability to undertake future military operations, adding that "any loss of such capability would have serious implications for the UK's national security".
