Sentence examples for removing the ability from inspiring English sources

"We are removing the ability of ministers to performance-manage the entire NHS from behind their desks in Whitehall.

The Coalition announced before the election it would save $1.3bn by removing the ability of Arena to make grants – essentially abolishing the organisation.

One possibility: a team's right to a player could be automatically rescinded — removing the ability to do a sign-and-trade — after the player has been inactive and unsigned for a year.

It would be wrong in principle for the state to tolerate bad decision-making while at the same time removing the ability of ordinary people to hold those bodies to account for their mistakes by reducing legal aid.

In its plan to introduce a national funding formula for schools, the government is removing the ability of local authorities to subsidise small rural schools through local funding formulas.

Mrs. Clinton, for instance, speaks passionately about making health care in America more equitable and removing the ability of insurance companies to "determine who lives and who dies, who gets health care and who does not".

While the removal of the Apple Watch app removes the ability to browse Twitter from the Watch, notifications will actually have more context than before.

Surgical removal of those skin layers removes the ability for a patient to perceive itch.

"We have removed the ability to be patient any longer about inflation," Mr. Meyer said.

I also suggested that we remove the ability of churches to bestow legal legitimacy on marriage.

Facebook also removed the ability to opt out of some features.