Sentence examples for countries capabilities from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Ivanka Barzashka, a research associate at the Centre for Science and Security Studies at King's College London, published an analysis of Iran's uranium enrichment capabilities, arguing that even if Stuxnet destroyed some of Iran's centrifuges, it had a negligible impact on the countries capabilities.

These burdens have overstretched countries' capabilities in health promotion and improving the well-being of their population.

Credit ratings agencies, which assess countries' capability of repaying their debts, will be watching closely for signs that Osborne is wavering in his determination to stick to his deficit-cutting plans.

We need to strengthen local (i.e., in-country) capabilities to detect and respond to potential health events that have mass consequences diseases ranging from SARS to cholera.

Recent outbreaks, such as SARS and influenza, highlighted the basic need for in-country capabilities for disease recognition and identification at the source of emergence as a part of an early warning system for emerging and reemerging health threats [ 5].

Conventional tracked vehicles have superior cross-country capability compared to common wheeled vehicles, but poor maneuverability, especially poor steering performance.

However, the existing omnidirectional vehicles have poor cross-country capability despite much higher maneuverability than common vehicles.

In addition, the introduction of such a system will provide a foundation for NGS to be used for genotypic testing for human immunodeficiency virus-infected patients, surveillance of other diseases, in-country capability for outbreak discovery and management, and a host of other diagnostic benefits that are currently limited to high-income countries.

He was indicted Dec. 22 on charges that he disclosed restricted information to a journalist about a clandestine program intended to impede the progress of unnamed countries' weapons capabilities.

Hence, in many Western countries such capabilities are proscribed extensively by law and are alleged to be the preserve of intelligence agencies such as the National Security Agency NSAA) in the United States and GCHQ in the United Kingdom.

The Chinese public is surer about the country's capabilities.