Sentence examples for offices ability from inspiring English sources

The members have no right to cast votes, and it's unclear what will happen to their staff members or their offices' ability to respond to requests for community assistance.

Laws restrict the post office's ability to raise prices and cut costs.

The post office's ability to compete in the federal shipping market is hampered by several factors besides its late entry, the report found, including an inability to guarantee two- to three-day delivery service and to be as flexible in setting prices as its competitors.

That iPad gives anyone in the office the ability to schedule cleaning, maintenance, deliveries, etc. "The first step to a good office space is a clean space, so that's where start," said co-founder Saman Rahmanian.

He surrendered the main power of his own office — the ability to dismiss Parliament — and turned it into a ceremonial position.

Still, Alderson said, the front office's ability to work with the available margins had improved simply because of its growing familiarity with the existing personnel.

The bill also gives the director of the patent office the ability to set its fees and says Congress cannot siphon off that money for other purposes.

But he added that he would not agree to revisions that limited his office's ability to evaluate more than 8,000 contracts a year.

He said that hampered the office's ability to conduct "meaningful reviews" of a sex offender's likelihood of committing a new sex crime.

E-mails showed that Mr. MacNamara was involved in an effort to give the governor's office the ability to resolve any disputes between the company, Infinity Software Development, and the Florida Department of Education over management of the contract.

But with eight months left in office, his ability to shape the country's legislative and political agenda has diminished more quickly than his aides and allies expected — or at least hoped — only weeks ago.