capable of

Therefore, plausible attorney generals should at a minimum be experienced, accomplished lawyers familiar with federal law and practice and thus capable of assessing the innumerable legal questions that reach their desks.

It is, by design, capable of confronting not merely individual wrongdoers but vast criminal networks and incalculably rich corporations and commercial magnates.

“If you watched him in college, you know what he’s capable of,” Reaves said after the Lakers’ 124-118 win against Utah.

The question at this point is whether or not they are capable of doing that or will spend most of their time on Fox News sucking up to the big boss, which is how they got the nod for their jobs in the first place.

"Interestingly, it was shown that healthy fibroblasts that are exposed to the secretome of skin cancer cells in the laboratory develop a similar behavior to iCAFs and are capable of activating naive T cells," says study leader Beate Lichtenberger from MedUni Vienna's Department of Dermatology, describing the results, "this shows that it may be possible to target these subtypes."