Sentence examples for staff capable of from inspiring English sources
They have proposed a new complaints body, financed by the newspaper industry, with much broader powers, including an expanded staff capable of conducting thorough investigations, and the power to levy mandatory fines of up to $1.6 million against offending newspapers.
SHIRBRIG has had conspicuous success in Eritrea, Liberia and the Sudan, not only in quickly providing action-ready troops but, just as important, in supplying a coordinated headquarters staff capable of the logistical planning essential to a multinational force in the early stages of deployment.
He has sabotaged the Louisiana Department of Education LDOEE) to such a degree that I doubt he has staff capable of accomplishing such sophistication -- which is exactly as he would have it.
The government is providing vaccines, logistics and a mobile, nationwide staff capable of reaching the most remote populations in Zimbabwe.
Surgical intervention of brain aneurysm requires a skillful neurosurgeon and these facilities have staff capable of managing these patients; therefore, the lower mortality may result from easy accessibility of medical resources.
Whether dealing with multiple layers of accountability for large groups, or poorly resourced solo practices, research teams might better anticipate where to involve more direct physician recruiters or staff capable of connecting with practice members.
Suppose, for example, that its stated aim is achieving excellence in research and teaching but none of its current staff is capable of delivering that excellence.
In the case of HotelExpedia, the results show that the independent variables (cleanliness, hotel condition, room comfort and service and staff) are capable of explaining approximately 80% of the dependent variable.
If he needed a study done that required some programming beyond what he or his staff was capable of doing, I would offer to do it and would do it fast.
Whether Trump or his White House staff is capable of that, McCurry said, is an open question.
They perceived, without exception, that doctors fully understood the overall situation and that the staff were capable of solving patients' problems and this would result in the best outcomes.
