Sentence examples for capability priorities from inspiring English sources

The Smart Defense initiative involves aligning NATO's capability priorities with those of states; emphasizing multinational cooperation in the development, acquisition and deployment of military capabilities across the full range; and, proposing paths for specialization by design in areas where nations have comparative strengths.

Among these will be a sectoral strategy specifying the EU's civil-military level of ambition, tasks, requirements and capability priorities.

The objective of this study is to assess the capability and priority for Enterprise Architecture (EA) implementation in the context of Malaysian public sector agency.

Addressing the capability and priority criteria will ensure the optimum EA is implemented thus it shall reduce the risk of EA implementation failure.

The development of an understanding and appreciation of the capabilities and priorities of other professional service providers has become a major imperative in modern welfare services.

That firm-centric approach had too many businesses instead looking largely or even exclusively at their own capabilities and priorities as the basis for competing successfully with other firms in given markets or industries.

Separation is natural as capabilities and priorities shift for you and your client.

The desire for standardization to enable the generation of geographically and longitudinally generalizable data must be balanced with the need to remain responsive to host-nation capabilities and priorities.

As expected, international statistics on eleven different indicators ranging from politics and military to the environment have widely varying degrees of data quality, reflecting the different capabilities and priorities of the organisations collecting the data.

"ICE will ensure the most cost-effective use of our appropriated funding by focusing the more-costly detention capabilities on priority and mandatory detainees, while placing low-risk, non-mandatory detainees in lower cost alternatives to detention programs". Overall, the budget proposal requests $5.4 billion for ICE, which deported nearly 370,000 people in the 2013 fiscal year.

Constantly pushing for the highest level of technological capability can distort priorities when a 'good enough' solution may in many areas be sufficient".