Sentence examples for capability shortfalls from inspiring English sources

This is not a response to threats but self-made capability shortfalls.

In a confidential Feb. 10 memorandum, Mr. Brownlee ordered General Mikolashek to "identify any capability shortfalls with respect to internment, enemy prisoner of war, detention operations, and interrogation procedures and recommend appropriate resolutions or changes, if required".

On that scale, the Pentagon's latest quarterly readiness report to Congress, issued last week, concluded that "most major combat and key support forces are ready to meet assigned taskings, although there are force readiness and capability shortfalls that increase risk in executing operations".

Similar and coordinated initiatives in the future could go far in alleviating the pressures placed on European defense budgets due to economic shortfalls, shifting U.S. interests, and capability shortfalls at home.

The Libya operation exposed some shortfalls in allied capabilities, and highlighted the importance of allied commitments to addressing these shortfalls.

The memo continued: "We would like you to lead a small team to fully define this shortfall in tasking capability [and] identify all the necessary changes needed to rectify it".

In the air we need more helicopters, as recent reports have pointed to at least a decade of shortfall in rotary capability – again vital both to our reach and to humanitarian work in tricky terrain.

Thus one problem with financial capability work when conceived as correcting shortfalls in the abilities of individuals is that it might be trying to develop the extraordinary in people who are for the most part ordinary.

European history aside, a long track record of diminishing defense budgets and shortfalls in European military capabilities are an uncomfortable reality in 2016.

European defense cooperation is the only effective way to combat shortfalls in European military capabilities, since no single European country, especially smaller ones, can afford to maintain a full-spectrum of military capabilities on their own.

To the extent with which they can be planned for, items such as various pharmaceuticals, water treatment/sterilization tools, first aid supplies, biological countermeasures, and so on can be maintained to mitigate perceptible or potential shortfalls in health care capabilities.