be capable of

"Russia’s ambitions in the space domain pose a direct threat to US national security," Reed and Shaheen write, pointing to reports earlier this year that the US adversary has deployed a counter-space weapon that may be capable of attacking other satellites in low-earth orbit.

By then, it also expects to be capable of producing 200 units a year, and to be breaking even in cash terms.

Instead, they may have oceans, and the moons may even be capable of supporting life, scientists say.

“We look towards the mirror and know what we want to be capable of.”

She said she worries that Jurado, if elected, won’t be capable of working collaboratively with police officers on such issues as gang graffiti, theft and other quality-of-life issues.