Sentence examples for capability to prevent from inspiring English sources

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.

"Governors and state officials do not have the capability to prevent a refugee who is here and admitted lawfully to the U.S. from residing in their state.

(3) The capability to prevent or mitigate the consequences of accidents which could result in potential offsite exposures comparable to the guideline exposures of this part.

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.

Our forces are supposed to have the intelligence capabilities to prevent these types of breaches.

Prolonged blackouts in February and March 2017 raised howls of criticism and proposals to develop extensive battery-storage capabilities to prevent the need for blackouts as a recourse.

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.

"Fema did not have a system in place to determine the extent that Homeland Security Grant Program funds enhanced the states' capabilities to prevent, deter, respond to and recover from terrorist attacks, major disasters and other emergencies before awarding more funds to the states," the audit found.

And then we fail to improve our capabilities to prevent or respond to future crises.