Sentence examples for defending the capability from inspiring English sources

This reading is mistaken, even though it is entirely understandable given the specific debates in which the main philosophers defending the capability approach made their interventions.

James T. Holly, who advocated emigration to, and himself subsequently settled in, Haiti and authored a lengthy work devoted to "defending the inherent capabilities of the Negro race, for self-government and civilized progress" (A Vindication of the Capacity of the Negro Race for Self-Government and Civilized Progress, 1857), was a clergyman.

For defending the critical substations, an optimal budget allocation strategy is developed to minimize the expected load loss subjected to the attacker's capability.

Defending The Data Center.

(See: "Defending The Bear Stearns Rescue").

She defends these capabilities as being the moral entitlements of every human being on earth.

Effective materials and logistics support for the life of the asset is necessary to give the army a capability to defend the country and keep world peace.

The danger, he said, was that "it also reinforces the belief inside Iran that the only way to defend the country is to have a nuclear capability".

Even so, he carefully avoided using the words "offense" or "offensive" in the context of American cyberwarfare, instead defining the Pentagon's capabilities as "action to defend the nation".

Ostensibly, the U.S. military will defend the Pacific from a China whose military capabilities are enabled by capital investments from U.S.-headquartered multinational corporations.

This is about as sensible as asking whether the army still possesses a capability to form squares to defend the ridge of Mont St Jean at Waterloo.