Sentence examples for were considered capable from inspiring English sources

Ordinary folk were considered capable of assembling and enjoying modernist furniture, but not of running the economy.

The six companies emerged from a group of 30 large real estate development firms that were considered capable of handling a deal of this size and were provided three months ago with the data they needed to make preliminary bids.

The British security service, known as MI5, disclosed last month that it had about 1,200 Islamic militants under surveillance who were considered capable of carrying out violent attacks.

After a study of existing aircraft builders and their resources, they were considered capable of expanding, within 12 months after the declaration of a national emergency, to a production of 15,000 planes a year; within six months more, to figures far outstripping those of any foreign country.

On May 14, 2013 the Supreme Court decided that the children could choose themselves since the children were considered capable to make a decision.

German documents, captured after the war, showed that, although they did not believe Norway to be the main invasion target, the Fortitude North units were considered capable of a diversionary attack.

Modern steel alloys are considered capable of much greater spans.

Nor can a struggling child of sixteen be considered capable of making fully informed and life changing decisions like this.

David Hebert, Westchester's executive assistant district attorney, said there was no legal definition of the age when a child is considered capable of being home alone.

In January it issued new rules to clarify when a borrower might reasonably be considered capable of repaying a mortgage.

He is considered capable, if he is willing to testify, of implicating the Yugoslav President, Slobodan Milosevic, who has not been indicted.