Their means — their budget — did not depend on their capacity to manage it.
For Bellono, the Fiom trade unionist, "Industrial models also have to be appraised on their capacity to survive".
Their standard of living will, like ours, be dependent on their capacity to produce goods and services.
Populist parties thrive on their capacity to remain aloof from the political establishment they detest, or purport to detest.
Depending on their capacity, whole-house units by makers like Bosch, Rinnai, Takagi and Seisco cost $350 to $2,500, or twice what comparable tank units cost.
On their capacity to negotiate with world leaders, 68percentt said Mr. Gore could do that effectively, while 48percentt said that of Mr. Bush.
The difference in many cases will depend more on players' real-life circumstances than on their capacity to put up useful fantasy stats.
Compared with the era of industrial chaos in the 1970s and 1980s, they have fewer members and more legal restrictions on their capacity to strike.
It interprets this moral status as based on their capacity for rational autonomous agency.
The success of these implants will depend, however, on their capacity to outstand functional loadings.
Specific neuronal differentiation of Embryonic Stem Cells (ESCs) depends on their capacity to interpret environmental cues.
