Sentence examples for capabilities outside from inspiring English sources

The Mali intervention offered France "an assertion of French military capabilities outside of an operation dominated by the US," said Marc Pierini, a Frenchman who served 35 years as a European Union diplomat, including four years as its ambassador to Syria at the start of Assad's tenure.

I would love to know their intellectual capabilities outside a yes/no question… Media seems to give such weight to the numbers in these polls when we all know polls are taken with a target audience to obtain a particular outcome HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Me, too.

He expects to initial launch payments capabilities outside of the U.S. in 2012.

It will be a new additional system with new behaviors and capabilities outside of simply modernizing an existing process.

Generally this past year, large security vendors acquired companies with capabilities outside of their core business, with intention to expand their offerings and gain competitive advantage.

Much current work in management of innovation argues that it is becoming increasingly necessary for inventors and their firms to exploit information and capabilities outside the firm in order to combine one's own resources with resources from the external environment.

"The development of military capability outside Nato as envisaged at Cologne will inevitably create a conflict between the EU and Nato, undermine the US commitment to Europe and give the EU a role for which it is totally unsuited".

After Japan was defeated in World War II, the country was forced to disarm and swear off military capability, outside of self-defense, ever again.

Today, thanks to digital media, many people are getting their sense of dignity and capability outside of work as they engage in "passionate learning communities" to design and produce things, whether these be houses for the Sims, protein folds for Foldit, amateur science, or active collaboration around women's health.

Open Innovation (OI) is a well documented innovation strategy which sees companies utilize outside knowledge to enhance their capabilities or allow outside partners or independent actors to share or buy their unused intellectual property.

The US is much more likely to have the assets and capabilities of any outside intervention than the UK".