Sentence examples for capabilities it needs from inspiring English sources

Having defined a new plot based on collaboration and co-development, AstraZeneca is building the new capabilities it needs to see its drama through to the final act.

The Magic Kingdom also doesn't have all the capabilities it needs to fully mine Marvel's superheroes, particularly in the area of video games.

"We want to make sure that Israel has the full capabilities it needs in order to keep the Israeli people safe," Obama told the press before the meeting.

There used to be this idea that each shop should have all the capabilities it needs to service a client.

If history tells us anything, it's that a) we've seen this act before, b) that law enforcement will by hook or crook get the capabilities it needs and c) it will come running to Congress for relief the next time a new technology crops up.

If Europe is to have a credible defense capability, it needs to be able to move its troops, tanks and equipment around.

Hammond told the Commons that the changes were key to ensuring Britain has the military capability it needs in the coming years.

He told the Commons that the changes were "key" to ensuring Britain has the military capability it needs in the coming years.

AT&T had argued that adding T-Mobile would give it the extra network capability it needed to fairly quickly roll out the next generation of high-speed service — so-called 4G — across the nation.

Instead, it generally grabs 1080p footage, and it's intelligently using its 4K capabilities when it needs them most – when it detects something unusual is happening, like a stranger entering your home for instance.

It is the heaviest and most expensive of the three versions of the plane, carrying a lift fan propulsion system for its "jump jet" capability, which it needs to land on the Royal Navy's new carriers.