Now incapable of intimidating anyone, Britain has opted for developing its potential to inspire.

The power of culture resides in its ability to transform perceptions.

Government stimulus programs are limited in their ability to restore demand.

(iv) enhancing their capacity to manufacture such equipment

In the face of a number of crises and bitter and often unjust criticism, the Department strengthened its media monitoring and reinforced its media response capacity.

As a result, Russia has lost its access to cheap Central Asian gas, as well as to the Chinese market.

This significantly increases their potential to generate electricity.

There are 3 indicators with the code E ( estimated by international agencies) in table II.

The Timorese Police Reserve Unit has become operational and is improving its capacity.

They underlined the fragility of the Lebanese polity and its limited ability to sustain pressure.

It has shown that it can defeat Georgia s army.

However, several accidents have caused her to worry about being able to open on time.

Assist small island developing States in enhancing their competitiveness in international markets.

But huge damage was done in 2001, when then Prime Minister John Howard s government refused to allow the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa, carrying 438 rescued Afghans from a distressed fishing vessel, to enter Australian waters.

Layla is still working to regain her ability to speak.

Its fiscal weakness limits its ability to act as global policeman.

Corruption also weakens governments and lessens their ability to fight poverty.

The US remains the greatest economic and military power in the world, but questions about its solvency have in turn cast doubt on its ability to act and lead in the world.

In the years since it regained its independence, Ukraine has proved that it can play an important and constructive role in the region.

The rise of nuclear power in Europe paralleled its post war economic prowess.

Whether America can achieve decent growth while keeping its current account deficit in check depends on whether it can reinvigorate its ability to innovate and create, thereby restoring competitiveness and creating demand at the same time.

France, too, has become uncompetitive, owing to the cheap credit brought by the euro in its initial years.

For example, China s labor intensive export sectors are losing their competitive edge.

One way is as part of America s strategy of competitive devaluation.

Inevitably, its major source of strength is moral suasion.

The first priority for OHCHR was to strengthen its in house capacity to manage complex technical cooperation programmes.

Reaffirming the inalienable rights of Member States, without discrimination, to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes

These programs have been shown to increase enrollment and attendance.

After all, communism has lost its capacity to inspire the Chinese.

By relegating women to the private sphere, their ability to enter the political arena is curtailed.

Its ability to face emergencies had diminished, however, since the 1990s.

Although a weaker euro would not increase their competitiveness relative to Germany and other eurozone countries, it would improve their competitiveness relative to all non eurozone countries.

But the weakness of manufacturing is a drag on India s overall economic performance and threatens the sustainability of its growth.

These countries would need to improve their capacity to defend their interests in the WTO and to implement their commitments.

So one of the problems with these small robots is their payload carrying capacity.

Small, innovative firms need enhanced access to credit.

The benefits of virtual enterprises stem from their lightness over stability.

China s current international influence likely outstrips its desire or capacity.

One of the OSCE's strengths is its ability to adapt to the challenges of the day.

Its complement of staff and its projected growth should be commensurate with its capacity.

The task force recommends that they develop the internal capacity and willingness to contribute to the review recommended in paragraph 84 above.

For its part, Afghanistan remains committed to exerting all efforts within its capacity to counter the production and trafficking of narcotics.

Such developments reflect growing confidence in Africa s economic prospects and, thus, in its ability to escape the resource curse.

We economists know that there are many drawbacks to expanding government beyond its basic role of providing true public goods like defense, public safety, and justice, as well as providing citizens with incentives to counterbalance the effects of true market failures. If the private market has the flexibility of two hands, government bureaucracy has at best two thumbs.

But a country s economic development ultimately depends on its ability to accumulate capital and allocate it efficiently.