political capability

The question is whether the state has the political capability to come to any kind of understanding.

That level of power is in turn determined by the state's military, economic, and political capabilities.

He believes that the problem is not one of political capability, but political will.

Other Finnic peoples were at a less organized level of cultural, economic and political capability.

In short, the civil power's political capabilities were not commensurate with the actual needs of the Roman state.

I have to say that even if you admire our political capability to get proposals through, please do not exaggerate it.

This success marks a milestone for the partnership and demonstrates its political capabilities and potential.

The king proved unequal to the task of enforcing his policy, which was far beyond his political capabilities.

"Please wait 100 days, the traditional period given every new government to show the direction of its actions and its political capability," the 62-year-old businessman wrote.

A crucial test for the European Union will be that of creating sufficient political capability and will to do something about this.

It was also unclear how the FAd'H would respond to these challenges because the institution had not demonstrated viable national political capabilities.

Notwithstanding those public sentiments, Mr. Dinkins's associates later described him as privately dubious about the political capabilities of all four candidates.

He lacked political capability, but he eventually became Daijō Daijin after his brother Kanezane.

In its internal divisions and its lack of political capability, Mr. Harrison observed, "the resistance presents a marked contrast to all the successful guerrilla movements of modern times."

Sweeney also promised that more attention would be paid to these bodies, which the New Voice ticket saw as important in supporting locallabor actions and enlarging the federation's political capabilities.

The main opposition group, the New Democratic Party, angrily charged that Mr. Roh had chosen "a hard-liner considerably lacking in political capability needed to resolve the current crisis."

"It appears that the Palestinians do not have the political capability, as a community, to express any intention clearly other than the intention to fight," observed Stephen Cohen of the Israel Policy Forum.

While Dong Zhuo originally wanted to re-establish the authority of the Han Dynasty and manage all the political conflict properly, his political capability proved to be much worse than his military leadership.

The pace of negotiations must be maintained, and the candidate countries need to demonstrate their administrative and judicial capability. In essence, they must demonstrate their political capability regarding the transposition of the acquis into their legislation.

Indeed it is clear in the various forms of assistance that Antipater provides to both Hyrcanus II, brother of Aristobulus, and the Romans, that he possessed great resources, and brilliant military and political capabilities.

She believed that, with better education, women would have substantial political capabilities to a degree considered "non-traditional", but without that education they'd be only as men imagined all women to be, the suppliers of men's and children's "material needs". "

Empire building stands in fundamental opposition to global community; instead of understanding groups of people, and consequentially their intellectual, economic, and political capability as vital and contributory to the global community, othering renders all but one culture's ideology and systems worthless.