Sentences with phrase «insist on a capacity»

Businesses will insist on a capacity to hire from abroad.

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But he was wrong and even culpable in not pressing on in his exploration of the I beyond its capacity to think, for thought, Kierkegaard would insist, is not its most unique endowment.

The anti-apocalyptist, on the contrary, insists that it is our capacity to fear which is too small and which does not correspond to the magnitude of the present danger.

Having insisted on the unity of our capacities, Julian would, I imagine, go on to talk about how we can exercise them specifically for seeking, finding and loving God: Your first capacity, for seeing the truth, gives you the ability to encounter God directly, to come face to face with God, she might say.

If we have the technical capacity to build safety into the design, then we must insist on the managerial power to perform it.

But Allotey in an interview with Fiifi Banson on Anopa Kasapa on Kasapa 102.5 FM intimated that the loud - mouthed politician is not fit to lead his people as an MP insisting that he'll in his capacity as the Chairman of the regional campaign team lead the crusade to topple his long reign in the Assin Central constituency.

On 7 February the European Commission approved six new capacity mechanisms in the name of security of supply, insisting that they will not distort the Single Market.

«This is public transport,» insists Hesselgren, adding that because cars on the CarTube can be continuous and closely spaced, moving at a speed of 50 miles per hour (80kmh), capacity for transporting people is higher than packed trains that come every five minutes.

The tech giant insists increasing on - chain transaction capacity generally degrades decentralized networks.

In addition to this, you must possess some experience working at this position — most employers insist on hiring individuals who have had some apprenticeship experience in this capacity, to minimize the time and resources it will take to train a new person.

Rather than striving to help communities achieve their goals and build up their organisational capacity, these departments insist on compliance with «less than sensible reporting requirements» or «standard performance indicators which do not match the project».

The former seeks to enhance opportunities for women researchers through redressing the structural barriers within the NHMRC grant processes that have denied women a research career, rather than insisting that they lack «capacity» or even for that matter, that capacity might be built by someone — possibly men — doing research on women.

Partners learn in relationship counseling how to hold something painful even if uncomfortable until a better time, work together on other things even while holding feelings about a matter not being discussed and sort out who will step up to insist that the conditions aren't right and how the relationship can develop the capacity to follow that leadership.