Sentence examples for capability to make sure from inspiring English sources

"If you get too small, you lose your ability to compel and deter those from making bad decisions … it's important that we sustain enough capability to make sure that people don't miscalculate, so we don't go to war," said Odierno.

"If I stand to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars any given day, I'm going to do everything within my capability to make sure that doesn't happen," Mr. Chadalavada said.

Mr. Sinclair noted that Goodyear had been "looking into our inventory and our manufacturing capabilities, to make sure we can meet customer demand".

I will do everything in my human capabilities to make sure our sport maintains the values and strong legacies and firm foundations that president Diack has left me with," he said.

Of course, we will have to ensure that our trainers can operate in a secure environment so we need capabilities to make sure that our trainers can operate," said the former Danish prime minister, who was appointed head of Nato in 2009.

We want to be the little piece that crystalizes out, the effort, the energy, and the capacity to make sure that the capabilities exist within in the next 100 years in case somebody wants to launch a mission.

This notion is not one of replacing data capabilities, but rather to make sure that data scientists have the right IT architecture, tools and data to deliver their insights;18   3.

"They have their own capability to inflict damage, to make sure that the roads and the passages stay open and they get to where they want to go, whether it's through Pakistan, Iran, up through Russia and all the known trade routes.

"When we launched Zones we knew we would [eventually require] multi-zone capability, and we had to make sure the architecture could handle that," Patel explained.

But we need to make sure that these capabilities are distributed in a just way so that it does not just benefit a small fraction of society.

"We have to make sure that the capabilities can only be used with the right authorisation and with appropriate oversight," she said.