Sentence examples for capabilities and command from inspiring English sources
Equality between NATO (read U.S). and Russian capabilities and command roles?
Although the warships and clearance diving team deployed to the Persian Gulf did not see combat, the deployment tested the ADF's capabilities and command structure.
The Australian contribution was the first time Australian personnel were deployed to an active war zone since the establishment of the ADF and the deployment tested its capabilities and command structure.
"We learned from the 2012 Olympics that it is better to invest in intelligence-gathering capabilities and command-and-control systems than relying on swamping the streets with uniformed staff".
At the same time, Britain has been contributing airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, refuelling support and command and control assistance to coalition operations in Syria.
The controllability tests with respect to both the disturbance rejection capability and the command following capability were carried out to assess the control performance of MIMO controller.
32 However, Sen's 33 capabilities approach emphasises rights and command over goods, recognises the relational roots of deprivation, and underscores the importance of agency and participation for genuine social inclusion.
He noted several trouble spots: air support and transportation for the Afghan forces, command and control capabilities and a continuing struggle with attrition in the Afghan Army.
Interruption of that service might deal a significant blow to their command and control capabilities and save some of the refugees….As the only American shareholder in Thuraya, and the provider of their core technology, Boeing stands in a unique position to influence Thuraya to cut off service to the government of Sudan and the janjaweed militia, as much as possible.
In focusing so heavily on the north-south conflict, the international community has underestimated the determination of the Nuba: their fighters are more numerous and much better led than the Darfur rebels, with formidable organisational skills, command capabilities and discipline.
The vessel is known by the French navy as a military "Swiss army knife" for its multiple attack capabilities and use as a command centre, hospital as well as helicopter and troop carrier.
