Sentence examples for capabilities to prevent from inspiring English sources
Our forces are supposed to have the intelligence capabilities to prevent these types of breaches.
Your May 26 front-page article "States Chafing at U.S. Focus on Terrorism" reflects skepticism about our allocation of significant financing to states for developing capabilities to prevent or respond to an improvised explosive device.
Rubio says he doesn't, it's just that it takes the United States' unique capabilities to "prevent a genocide and a massacre of civilians".
The rocket suggests that the country has sufficient deterrent capabilities to prevent hostile countries from repeating a Kabul or Iraq scenario with Pyongyang.
The user interface for configuring has also been designed with extensive error-checking capabilities to prevent users from misconfiguring the model.
But it was an indication that although Ethiopia still suffers preventable tragedies, it may well have gained the capability to prevent catastrophe.
-- Details of government efforts and capability to prevent or respond to abuses.
Previous short-term studies of graphene's capability to prevent metals from rusting showed promising performance.
I might also add that what may be the most critical component in giving us a better capacity or capability to prevent the next attack is substantially increasing our capacity to both analyze and share information.
Whether we will face a major state power in a more traditional war or whether such disputes are fought through proxy wars, the UK will need a high level of capability to prevent bullying and blackmail by emergent or re-emergent military powers.
As Clawson recounts his experiences during the 15, 24-hour CD missions he flew – the maximum possible – the official commanders "did not possess the capability to prevent a rogue crew or crew-member from arming and releasing their thermonuclear weapons", or even from broadcasting a mission that would have sent off "the entire airborne alert force without possibility of recall".
