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The important thing to remember is that we look at an applicant 's abilities and how these relate to your job vacancy . Learning activities from affiliations with recognized learning centers , development of soft skills and honing the same with the help of qualified professionals and charting a career growth path based on an individual 's abilities and skills all encompass a successful employee satisfaction program . In just four years , the first of America ’ s boomer generation ( born between 1946 and 1954 ) will become eligible for public pension ( Social Security ) benefits , signaling an oncoming wave of retirees that will test the nation ’ s ability to provide basic health and financial support in retirement . This hampers buyer ’ s abilities to source services from preferred providers . One would think that Steinem would simply give up the modernistic delusion about man ’ s abilities — after all , this is the twentieth century with all its world-wars and bloodshed — but if Conrad ’ s answer is the only other option , well then Steinem ’ s hope seems to be better than that shared by Conrad and Russell . Matched agents , but not employers , observe each other 's abilities . Factors that could cause NYSE Group ’ s results to differ materially from current expectations include , but are not limited to : NYSE Group ’ s ability to implement its strategic initiatives , economic , political and market conditions and fluctuations , government and industry regulation , interest rate risk and U.S. and global competition , and other factors detailed in NYSE Group ’ s Annual Report on Form 10-K and other periodic reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission . The implementation of this model will require amendments to the Tourism Industry Act which would broaden the Minister 's ability to appoint an advisory council to provide input on matters related to research , product development and marketing . Interfering with the parasite ’ s ability to use vitamin B5 , therefore , represents an attractive way by which malaria parasites might be eliminated . This perspective limits children 's ability to see other points of view — they tend to see everything that happens as directly related to themselves . As a result , NIST ’ s abilities to operate the facility to its maximum utility and to meet the growing demands of the U.S. research community have been seriously curtailed . Regulators said that lenders should consider the borrower ’ s ability to repay the debt , should not rely on credit scores as substitutes for verifying an applicant ’ s income , and should focus more on the borrower ’ s ability to repay rather than the collateral value . The metonymically licensed slip is rhetorically motivated because the first blend serves the original motivation of explicating the utter mindlessness of the artist 's talent , and the second best serves the rhetorical motivation of explicating the emotive significance of a whole series of events as the artist 's ability changes over the course of time . The selection board was correct not to continue with the assessment of one appellant 's abilities and personal suitability qualifications as he had not met the passmark set for Knowledge . Nevertheless , the Government will ensure that outcomes from the FTA negotiations do not impair Australia 's ability to meet fundamental policy objectives in health care , education , consumer protection , cultural policy , quarantine and environmental policy . We have a lot of overlap , and where we don ’ t overlap we can strengthen each other ’ s abilities . The Minnesota Emergency Health Powers Act was passed by the 2002 Legislature to clarify and strengthen Minnesota ’ s ability to rapidly identify and effectively respond to an emergency caused by bioterrorism or an infectious disease .