Sentence examples for To equipping from inspiring English sources
verb
To furnish for service, or against a need or exigency; to fit out; to supply with whatever is necessary to efficient action in any way; to provide with arms or an armament, stores, munitions, rigging, etc.; -- said especially of ships and of troops. Dryden.
- Gave orders for equipping a considerable fleet. Ludlow.
Nor it is done purely with an eye to equipping the youngsters with the wherewithal to find a job when they are eventually released.
In the mid-1990s he ceased being a special adviser to work in the real world, but only with a view to equipping himself better to go back into politics.
"Pitchers are probably underprotected, because they're in a position where they're very vulnerable and they often are the ones who sustain the concussions," said Shetty, who works with the Mets and the Giants of the N.F.L. "Not too much attention has been paid to equipping them with protective gear, but I think it's very reasonable to think about going forward".
VW has not committed to equipping the Beetle R with the all-wheel-drive system employed in the Golf R. It may opt to maintain front-wheel drive to preserve the Beetle's price advantage over the hot Golf, which is expected to cost about $33,000.
As a Diamond Founder of the Medical Center together with Mrs. Haas, the two worked together side by side generously supporting every event of the American Committee and every facet of the Hospital's work -from the expansion of our synagogue to equipping the Jesselson Heart Center and supporting our Well Baby Nursery and Maternity Department.
We are committed to equipping our customers with NFC SIM cards and handsets.
Your job is to equip yourself".
But his answer is to equip them, not to call for others to become equipped.
Police have started to equip cars with ANPR.
Vow to equip your car better in the future.
The campaign, backed by the Council of Australian Governments, would aim "to equip influencers to help break the cycle".
