Sentence examples for capable countries from inspiring English sources

"Ground maneuvers in a nuclear environment were conducted by most, if not all, nuclear capable countries".

They are also the places where most forest is most directly threatened by an exploding human population.Limiting the damage will require a global rethink of land use, which capable countries must lead.

He rose steadily through its bureaucracy, where he performed various duties, including helping less capable countries build their communications infrastructure.

Leaders of most enrichment capable countries may be blowing hollow talk – and pointing fingers – over how they're making good on stockpile disarmament efforts, and of how pleasant and verdant the coming nuke-free world will be because right now, in this precarious moment, they've decided to step up, once and for all, and end the silly, awful game.

The Philippines is one of a category of crisis-prone but capable countries where UNICEF needs to reconsider the nature of its role in relation to government.

"This is a growing, capable country," he added.

And yes, we must help fund this initiative and lean on every capable country to do the same.

So Iran has yet to be convinced that it will ever be treated in the same way as other enrichment-capable countries, such as Brazil or Argentina, however much it agrees to limit its programmes.

"They are saying that if Pakistan has to choose between fighting India and fighting the militants, then it will fight India". There are fears of a breakdown of the recent peace process between the nuclear-capable countries.

That strike, which followed a failed December 2001 attack on the Indian Parliament building in New Delhi, prompted India to mass hundreds of thousands of soldiers on its border with Pakistan and brought the two nuclear-capable countries to the brink of war.

Before the U.S. begins expanding its nuclear arsenal, setting off an arms race and heightening tensions with other nuclear-capable countries, we should be very clear about the medical consequences of nuclear war.