Sentence examples for build up the ability from inspiring English sources
Senior officers say the American and allied mission between now and the end of 2014 is to build up the ability of Afghan forces — in particular their military support and logistics skills — to take over the fight.
But General McChrystal asserted that such "counterterrorism" operations work best when they are coupled with "counterinsurgency" efforts to build up the ability of the host nation to govern and bolster the capability of its forces.
The Bureau of Indian Education is currently undergoing a structural reorganization to improve operational support for the schools -- including teacher recruitment, facilities management and educational technology -- and to build up the ability of the Native tribes to run the schools themselves.
One of the Americans who has made his frustrations known is Gen. George W. Casey Jr., the top American commander in Iraq, who has pushed for greater efforts to build up the command abilities of the new forces, at every level from company commanders to generals.
In response to an outpouring of criticism in Congress -- and from his own agent ranks -- Mr. Mueller has promised to build up the bureau's analytical ability.
It was an important political moment in the life of the Gates Foundation, but it took us five or six years to build up the confidence in our ability and our sense that it was the appropriate thing to do.
The capacity to form oligomers gives the secreted gel-forming mucins the ability to build up the dense, visco-elastic mucus gel that covers many epithelia [ 4, 14- 17].
Many phytopathogenic fungi, including M. oryzae, synthesize melanin, as it is indispensable for appressorial maturation and the ability to build up the turgor pressure required for mechanical breaching of the leaf surface and thus infecting the host [ 19, 20].
Half of the books were used to build up the system's pattern-seeking abilities; the rest were used to test the resulting program.
The aim of the variation phase is to build up the participants' physical capacities and their ability to use variation and complexity in tasks.
