Sentence examples for capability to respond to from inspiring English sources

We have already proved that we have the capability to respond to HIV and Aids.

Moreover, there are serious questions about the Iranian regime's capability to respond to a major nuclear disaster.

And that means an operator needs depth — depth in terms of resources and expertise — to create the capability to respond to the unexpected.

The DoD is being pretty clear about its top priorities to shift its focus to Asia-Pacific and cyber war while still having enough capability to respond to needs in other parts of the world or and defend the US.

The Taiwan News, in an editorial on Wednesday, said, "There can be scant hope for the renewal of public confidence in the central government's capability to respond to crises" unless most of the cabinet was dismissed.

"If my job is to build a capability to respond to any unknown virus, how about this one?" Another small team of scientists and medical experts within the Defense Department shared this sense of urgency.

Iran simply lacks the civil preparedness capabilities to respond to a tragedy on the scale of Chernobyl or Fukushima.

Basic synergy-based mergers can weaken firm capabilities to respond to an uncertain environment (Shaver 2006).

These systems are more than just software, their visual presentation and information content aspects are often just as important as their capabilities to respond to user requests.

The layered architecture is extended by introducing context-aware capabilities to respond to requirements of access to contextual information by citizens as well as data provision on demand basis, as depicted in Figure 3.

"Over the years the firms we staff for have increased their mobile capabilities to respond to the needs of the applicant base" Says Gary Daugenti, VP, Managing Director, Gent and Associates, a national recruiting firm.