The SEALs are considered to be among the most able US special operations forces.
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Even the most able, industrious people in South Sudan have little chance at success.
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Medicaid is working, as are most able-bodied adults who are eligible for it.
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Previously, lawyers for Thiel called the billionaire "the most able and logical purchaser" of Gawker.
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PBMs remain unbowed, arguing they are the most able to stand up to Big Pharma.
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"The word that I'm most able to get this down to is 'absurd,'" he said.
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And are the marginalized communities who would benefit most able to find safe places to practice?
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" Another described her as "possibly the most able representative of the woman suffragists of the West.
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Callahan has accomplished more athletically than most able-bodied folks, but don't tell her she's an inspiration.
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What happens to access to communication in communities that are not seen as the most able to pay?
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His research, documented in the images below, focused on the smells most able to conjure memories of the border.
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Woody: What aspect of US foreign policy do you think they'd be most able to reshape if they're elected?
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Would federal appointments in a Trump administration go to the prettiest faces rather than the most able policy hands?
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That could be the thing that is most able to be automatable using artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning.
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It has cut the wings off both parties, especially those who were most able to forge consensus, such as Javits.
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And an economy where all the most able citizens can enter the labor force is more efficient and grows faster.
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The SEALs are considered to be among the most able U.S. special operations forces and capable of taking on dangerous missions.
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Or do we test low-risk individuals first because they're the ones who are most able to get back to work?
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On the day before Thanksgiving, Thiel's lawyers submitted a document that called their client "the most able and logical purchaser" of Gawker.com.
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There is no place on this small planet for a billion of its potentially most able people to live in angry isolation.
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Borrowing may now be rising again, but those taking on new debt also seem to be the most able to repay it.
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So if work requirements already exist, and most able-bodied adults are working…why are we still talking about stronger work requirements?
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This, critics say, will maximize the advantages of the candidates most able to tap the veins of riches on offer from wealthy donors.
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Even in the best of scenarios, and with the most able of leaders, changing the ideology of a political party is a difficult effort.
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It increases the pressures on those countries least able to cope and reduces the pressures on those most able to cope but least willing.
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When a system is in trouble, the people most able to diagnose the problem are not necessarily the ones most inclined to remedy it.
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Investors are looking for retailers most able to hold prices steady without hurting their margins, or increase prices without hurting demand for their products.
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And while the clip of a seemingly clueless Carson plays across the screens, the GOP's most able functionaries are carrying out their party's deepest wishes.
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The Americans with the highest student-debt burdens also tend to be the Americans most able to repay those loans: doctors, lawyers, and other professionals.
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We need to protect the political careers of those who've been through abuse — because they're the ones most able to change policies to deter it.
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In the past, these were organizations of all or most able-bodied men that states and the federal government armed for security and law enforcement.
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Some would say a free market solution is most able to address those concerns, while others would say the same for a single-payer system.
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Eventually, the companies that are most able to gain marketshare by hooking consumers through products like the Starbucks app will edge closer to monopoly power.
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But before we can go any further, let's at least acknowledge that most able-bodied adults don't need straws, and that using them is mildly ridiculous.
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So, I am speaking out now in support of the candidate I believe is most qualified to be president and most able to defeat Donald Trump.
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Six years later, the Londoner is 26 and happy to face that question every day—and he's living a fuller life than most able-bodied people.
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Onar now considers Istanbul her spiritual and physical home, the place where she feels most able to express her creativity — but the city is undergoing enormous change.
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In the wake of the Orlando shooting, Mr. Trump has said he is the candidate most able to keep gay and lesbian Americans safe from hate crimes.
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Crafted by the most able among our representatives, this program can, and I believe will, be a clear articulation of our purpose on behalf of this nation.
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In 2006, a federal nuclear panel found that the plutonium pits aged far better than expected, with most able to work reliably for a century or more.
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The artist uses infrared technology (red is the color Pingelapese are most able to recognize) to craft a unique perspective that reflects the experience of her subjects.
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With enough chutzpah, a hardliner might even be the person most able to pursue a compromise—a "Nixon goes to China" strategy, as one Conservative MP puts it.
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Parents are the most likely to recognize that their teen is depressed, most motivated to act and most able to harness resources to help their teen get well.
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In fact, my ideal morning starts with an hour or two of reading, when I'm most alert, most able to comprehend complex material and be motivated by it.
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Axel: I think what I want is that the most able individual that Europe has will lead the ECB and I'm hopeful that Europe will move that way.
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Kira says she feels most able to be her authentic self—goofy, vulnerable, and frank—in the online community she has built with a group of fellow trans women.
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The prime minister's win saw the pound rally because the market perceives his party as the most able to end the Brexit uncertainty which has harmed the UK economy.
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Advocates say most able-bodied adults who do not already have jobs face obstacles including mental problems, criminal records that deter employers from hiring them and complicated family situations.
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After his election to the Assembly in 1998, the man whose last gainful employment had been as a teenager packing bacon proved to be one of its most able ministers.
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"This is why we say that most of the mortgage debt in Australia has been borrowed by those most able to service it," Ellis told a housing conference in Melbourne.
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That includes standing up one of the game's most able post scorers and making him claw for every inch, or skying into traffic and gobbling a ball off the glass.
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Most able-bodied adults in the program don't work at all, in part because much of the country has been exempted from meaningful work requirements through waivers and carve outs.
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My administration was starved of funding for months, the appointment of several of my key deputies has been stalled, and some of our most able reformers have quit in frustration.
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But many similarities exist between the situation in Puerto Rico and other regions of the USA, still the richest nation in the world and, in theory, the most able to cope.
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The same goes for the S22000-22014 swimming classifications, which allow no trunk or leg use but varying levels of arm mobility (S280 for the most able, S2 for the least).
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Mae questions Karen's ability to lead a cause that she isn't confident about, but perhaps Pastor Karen's ability to speak openly about her doubts is what makes her the most able.
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The ethics around Muhn's case aren't so complicated—because he can't move his legs on his own, the implanted gadgets help him do something that most able-bodied people can do.
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Instead of a knockout tournament, we opted for more forgiving rules: The winner would be the reporter who was most able to improve their bird score over three days at CES.
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Because he structured his campaign around being the person most able to beat Mr. Trump, the effect of an early defeat has been to undercut a central theme of his candidacy.
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There are many similarities between the situation in Puerto Rico and other regions of the USA, still the richest nation in the world and, in theory, the most able to cope.
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There is a reason so many good ghost stories revolve around children: They can be the most able and adamant of liars, yet we want to believe, so fervently, in their innocence.
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But Biden has centered his appeal on the campaign trail as being the candidate most able to defeat Trump in next year's general election and restore a sense of normalcy in Washington.
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"The companies most able to take advantage of it may well be the existing large companies because of the importance of data for the successful use of these tools," the report said.
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Most able-bodied adults without kids already have to work for a certain amount of hours each month to collect from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps.
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Both the Turks and Saudis then turn to the individual most able to influence outcomes, a U.S. president who is more transactional than traditional in his vision of values-driven U.S. global leadership.
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But in the Oval Office, his disrespect for women could have even bigger consequences: Would federal appointments in a Trump administration go to the prettiest faces rather than the most able policy hands?
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Here, there is reason to be cautiously optimistic, especially for those workers most able to upgrade skills or move to regions or sectors that benefit from better market access to other TPP partners.
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So even though the U.S., France, and China are likely to be "hit the hardest" according to Merrill's estimations, those are the countries that are most able to afford conducting the necessary research.
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Most able men and women have fled for safer ground and harsh as it may sound, many -- although not all -- of those who have stayed have grown resigned to life under the rebels.
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This was partly the doing of Alexei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition leader, who urged his supporters to vote for candidates whom he identified as being most able to defeat the Kremlin's nominees.
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This would avoid turning Greece into a refugee camp, offer a stronger disincentive to illegal migration and ensure that Europe grants protection to the most deserving, not those most able to pay people-smugglers.
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"To get on one of these mountains and to accomplish something most able-bodied people can't, it would be like vanquishing that demon that was left behind by the war," Linville said in April.
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During the Democratic convention, I found myself surprisingly weeping with joy and pride, especially when watching the most able Hillary Clinton become the first female major-party candidate for president of the United States.
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Chad has one of the most able armies in the region, and Mr. Déby has played a central role in efforts backed by the United States to combat Boko Haram and other militants. Gen.
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Those most able to influence him were John F. Kelly, the retired Marine general turned chief of staff, and Gary D. Cohn, the former Goldman Sachs executive and director of the National Economic Council.
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And advocates for poor people questioned whether the order could achieve even modest goals, saying most able-bodied adults who receive noncash federal aid either already work or face significant impediments to doing so.
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For all the hand-wringing among Democrats about which nominee would be most able to unify the party heading into November, Biden is also uniquely positioned to win over Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg supporters.
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Dems should have the courage of their convictions, support the policies they believe most able to pass and most likely to work, and begin negotiations there, not where fossil fuel lobbyists draw the line.
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Also, from that whole family, Sophia was considered the smartest and the most able, and I guess at the time that was written, the fact it was a girl rather than a guy was significant.
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These waivers were meant for tough economic times when jobs are scarce, but even though there are 6.6 million open jobs right now, most able-bodied childless adults on the program aren't required to work.
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They tend to be the best prepared academically and most able to pay, said Thomas G. Mortenson, senior scholar at the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education, who tracks this data.
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No better future will be possible if those most able to bear the costs — those who've benefited the most, the wealthy and the vested interests of this world — don't step up to pay for it.
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"By wrongly excluding Mr. Thiel, the most able and logical purchaser, from the sale process on specious grounds ... the Plan Administrator will only depress the value to be achieved in any sale," the billionaire's lawyers argue.
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Free trade is the best deal for America — for American consumers and for those American producers who are the most able to sell their "Made in America" products to willing customers at home and around the world.
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The recurring themes are to never lose hope in the ultimate victory of righteousness; to focus your fire on the things you are most able to change; and to realize that change is neither quick nor permanent.
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"By wrongly excluding Mr. Thiel, the most able and logical purchaser, from the sale process on specious grounds... the Plan Administrator will only depress the value to be achieved in any sale," the lawyers claimed in the filing.
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"By wrongly excluding Mr. Thiel, the most able and logical purchaser, from the sale process on specious grounds ... the Plan Administrator will only depress the value to be achieved in any sale," his lawyers claimed in a November filing.
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"We like to find areas where there's a big, secular theme in an industry or a sub-industry and find the companies that are most able to take advantage of that secular shift for the long side," said Draime.
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The weak profitability is unlikely to be helped by industry expectations that Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest crude exporter and the country most able to compensate for the loss of Iranian cargoes, will increase its official selling prices in July.
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" Mattis, who is fast becoming Trump's most able diplomat, was deft in his answer: "I would say on the Assad issue, we are working on this one day at a time as we throw Daesh (ISIS) on to the back foot.
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If increasing the rate of reimbursement proves untenable, we can perhaps look to our understanding of when and where U.N. operations are most able to be effective and ensure these missions have the peacekeepers necessary to do their important work.
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All of this can create a cycle of exit, in which the residents most able to find jobs elsewhere flee, leaving the economy even weaker, which drives out the next tranche of residents with the best opportunities elsewhere, and so on.
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Rodney Hood stood out as someone most able to assume a majority of Hayward's playmaking/scoring responsibilities, while smart holdovers like Joe Ingles and Joe Johnson could pitch in, space the floor, and do damage in the ways they know how.
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The United States could effectively lead rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia, especially with the recent re-election of President Hassan Rouhani, the Iranian leader most able and willing to make peace with the United States and its allies, including Saudi Arabia.
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The "gate-like behavior of the stricture suggests a motility-based selection mechanism that may potentially be used by the female reproductive tract," they explained, meaning the more motile cells -- those most able to move independently -- are the most likely to pass through quickly.
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The 43rd-ranked Kyrgios then gave a reminder that amid all the antics there is a player of huge quality, one of the few with the weapons to challenge the game's dominant trio, with 33-year-old Nadal the one he seems most able to unsettle.
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Under the state's HEALTH plan, most able-bodied 19-to-64-year-olds — excluding the pregnant, the medically frail and some others — will have to work, get job training or perform community service for at least 20 hours a week to qualify for coverage, starting in July.
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Eligibility for food stamps is an issue that has been in the news lately, as new federal rules took effect that will require most able-bodied adults without dependents and aged 18 through 49 to work in order to receive food stamps for more than three months.
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"We have the most able, competent, well-entrenched, charismatic leader, who, while he has all these unique political traits, is also dealing with very severe allegations of criminal wrongdoing, and is extremely motivated to deal with those personal challenges from the position of prime minister," Mr. Plesner said.
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The group looked at previously unsuccessful measures in San Francisco and other cities while developing Prop C. "What we were finding was we needed to go big and we needed to go bold, we needed to target the folks who would be most able to pay," said Friedenbach.
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This will incentivize people to charge their vehicles during off-peak times that will make it cheaper for consumers and more likely for people to use electricity to charge their EVs that come from renewable sources of power and/or draw power when the grid is most able to provide it.
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They also point to the risk of AI and machine learning technology leading to further market concentration, warning that "the companies most able to take advantage of [the next technological revolution] may well be the existing large companies because of the importance of data for the successful use of these tools".
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With the exception of theaters like Deaf West, Theater Breaking Through Barriers and the Apothetae (founded by Mr. Mozgala) — created in part to provide opportunities for artists with disabilities — and companies like the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, which has committed to integrating disabled actors, most able-bodied roles go to able-bodied actors.
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"Thiel's statement that he is the most 'able and logical purchaser' and that he should be treated 'like any other prospective bidder' strains credibility, especially in the face of his continued resistance to Court approved discovery regarding the actions he took to destroy the very business he now seeks to own," the filing reads.
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