Sentence examples for capacities to respond from inspiring English sources
The great powers should construct an "infrastructure of international cooperation... creating shared capacities to respond to a wide variety of contingencies".
"The sheer scale of a catastrophic outburst of the dam would overwhelm in-country capacities to respond," the U.N. report said.
In another significant step, the report called for increasing Japan's military presence in Southeast Asia by helping those nations build their own defense capacities to respond to possible Chinese provocations.
Through the Richard Rogers Fellowship, Peter will investigate potentialities of computation, digital fabrication methods, and prototyping practices for their applications of construction deliveries in large-scale urban contexts and their capacities to respond to citizens' necessities.
The concept that gliomas comprise a heterogeneous group of diseases distinguished by their developmental origin raises the intriguing possibility that neural stem cells (NSCs) from different germinal zones have differential capacities to respond to glioma-causing genetic changes.
Last March, when the Federal Reserve and the Bush administration claimed that the subprime mess was "contained," Clinton called on regulators to take preemptive action -- including a foreclosure timeout, strengthening the Federal Housing Administration's capacities to respond to a crisis and cracking down on predatory lending practices with plain-language disclosure requirements.
Hence their capacities to responding to local weather variability, forecasts and predictions is very limited.
