Sentence examples for that cannot manage from inspiring English sources

Mr Straw now presides over an asylum system that cannot manage the number of arrivals who ask to stay.

But some worry that the flood of cash has encouraged reckless financial behaviour and directed a firehose of money to emerging economies that cannot manage the cash.

To the politically cynical it looks like a straightforward attempt to brand Labour, which governs in Wales, as a party that cannot manage the NHS.

"Let's not go and get carried away and just look at California as the only state that cannot manage its budget," he said.

A political system that cannot manage multiple policy shifts at once — even though it needs to: Lizza: Obama aide Jay Heimbach attended meetings with the three sponsoring senators, "but almost never expressed a policy preference or revealed White House thinking.

As Sept. 11 recedes, another aspect of Mr. Bush's outlook seems likely to take center stage: his "tough love" approach to countries that cannot manage their own economic affairs, and his willingness to let nonstrategic allies sink.

"But it will prove a lot of people wrong if we can show that we can make the transition to democracy – because of this belief that Arabs cannot manage democracy due to their culture or religion.

Friedman spends a few minutes patting the United States on the back for managing to have a cosmetically attractive democracy that involved women and Mormons and African Americans that all come together from time to time to run a government that often cannot manage to create an equitable and just society for its citizens.

They save America untold billions by taking on moral and security imperatives that we cannot manage alone.

Yet as long as the United States sustains the pretense that Europe cannot manage its own affairs, the Europeans will endorse that proposition, letting Americans foot most of the bill.

Germaine Greer once wrote that "there can be no gainsaying that women cannot manage their own lives if access to abortion is to be denied, but the need for abortion is itself the consequence of oppression".