Yes and all we'd ever be able to say was, Oh, what a lovely view!

(a) Object recognition to be able to recognize and track an object within a field of view

From physiological point of view, it occurred to me that you might not be able to bare a child.

Despite the continuing divergences of view, we were able to come to an agreement, and the resolution was adopted unanimously.

They have been able to narrow the differences between their points of view and to take a step towards the future.

You saw people being able to offer up their independent points of view in a way that they hadn't before.

In the Board's view, in order to be able to fulfil its mandate satisfactorily, the Fund would require at least US 600,500 for 2006.

UNHCR was also asked to give its view on whether a lead agency was able to play the impartial role required of a coordinator.

A number of participants voiced the view that NGOs should be able to participate in an extended interactive dialogue at the Commission Council.

His thorough presentation offers a useful view of the Court's activities and will certainly help to ensure that the ICC is able to function effectively.

In our view, the Peacebuilding Commission should be able to determine its own agenda and to provide recommendations and advice to any body as it deems necessary.

In Canada's view, we will be able to reinforce the existing non proliferation and disarmament regime and advance vital international security goals only if we are able to renew a sense of common purpose and mutual respect in this endeavour.

Beyond differences of view, this Conference should be able to continue to exist, to develop conventions which will enable us to live, each day increasingly, in a safer world.

If we have a positive view about the future then we may be able to accelerate through that turn, instead of careening off a cliff.

The fact that I have not been able to view the murals from every conceivable angle in this Chamber therefore causes me no great heartache.

In the view of the Commission, the informal sessions were successful to the point that it was able to conclude its session one half day earlier than anticipated.

The Bureau encouraged UNFPA to schedule a time slot for the event with a view to ensuring that delegates participating in the thirty eighth session would be able to attend.

No continent was immune to such scourges, yet few States seemed able to view their own human rights record as clearly as they did the situation in other countries.

One view was that the US is still far from being able to put weapons in space and that certain activities are rather designed for intimidation purposes.

Lastly, in view of the differences of view which had come to light during the nineteenth special session, his delegation remained pessimistic that the Conference of the Parties to the Framework Convention on Climate Change, to be held in Kyoto, would be able to break new ground.

According to this information, there exist cases where pimps have made their teenage prostitutes pregnant, with a view either to increasing dependency or to being able to put a very young child on the prostitution market in view of the increasing demand for younger, virgin prostitutes.

...and not being able to help and not being able to give.

View Switches to View Mode.

The target or affected countries, as well as concerned organizations, should be better able to exercise the right of explaining or presenting their points of view to the sanctions committees.

And so being able to move between those modes is really quite important. So, it s where there s a more nuanced version view of play, I think, is required.

Participants generally took the view that small island developing States will not be able to build economic resilience and competitive economies without the support of their development partners.

In view of the current income projection, it is anticipated that UNDCP will be able to implement activities of approximately 150 million per biennium in the medium term.

Although from a national point of view this non paper is less ambitious than we would be able to accept, in view of the importance we attach to an FMCT, the Netherlands could accept negotiations on the basis of the food for thought paper.

In the future, with cars exchanging data with each other, we will be able to see not just three cars ahead and three cars behind, to the right and left, all at the same time, bird's eye view, we will actually be able to see into those cars.

The United States continues to fundamentally object to the view that the ICC should be able to exercise jurisdiction over the nationals, including government officials, of States not party to the Rome Statute.

Able to work

You were able to deliver documents, were able to do it over networks.

In the view of the Special Rapporteurs, they were mandated to submit an interim report irrespective of the fact that they had not been able to undertake the fact finding mission.

I'm able to see the contradiction that you may not be able to see.

If you're not able to fish you won't be able to enter the tournament!

Young children are least able to avoid or resist, least able to comprehend what is happening and least able to seek the protection of others.

And a couple of years after that, they'll be able to see in ultraviolet, they'll be able to see in infrared, they'll be able to focus their eyes, they'll be able to come into a microfocus.

OIOS is of the view that by developing a separate subprogramme for each subregion ECA will be able to focus better relevant expertise and resources on the respective subregional priorities.

I'm able to swim.

I'm able to speak.

...and be able to

So they were neither able to stand up, nor were they able to take revenge.

So they were neither able to stand up, nor were they able to take revenge.

I thought he might be able to teach you something I've never been able to.

Roger, if you're not able to fish, you won't be able to enter the tournament.