Sentence examples for capabilities to take from inspiring English sources

"In the years ahead, our nation must continue developing the capabilities to take the fight to our enemies across the world," Mr. Bush said.

The National Security Agency and its UK counterpart GCHQ have been developing capabilities to take advantage of "leaky" smartphone apps, such as the wildly popular Angry Birds game, that transmit users' private information across the internet, according to top secret documents.

Currently, there are technological capabilities to take into account many factors in the estimating of the large amount of calculations associated with the existing of factors and constraints.

"FlyCast continues to lead the way in offering broadcasters and webcasters innovative platform capabilities to take full advantage of these new and compelling distribution opportunities".

And coincidentally, to that end, PayPal today also announced a new Here point-of-sale reader that will let merchants add NFC reading capabilities to take contactless payments.

In the Corporate Helix model, the university does not have capabilities to take part in technological catch-up endeavors by being an independent player through its interactions with industry.

"Every single email app out there has the capability to take [security measures such as] keys and certificates.

And he lambasted foreign analysts who have recently argued that the Chinese military lacks the capability to take Taiwan.

Surely, now it is time for the UK, and others in the UN with the capability, to take action on air drops?

Instead, he said, NASA had become less interested in some details; for example, he said, it had allowed its capability to take photographs of shuttles on launching to "gracefully atrophy over the years".

Officials say only three companies in the world meet their requirements for protective services in Iraq, and the other two do not have the capability to take on Blackwater's role in Baghdad.