Sentence examples for equipment commitment from inspiring English sources

The Afghan National Police have long been considered the weakest rung of the Afghan security forces, often lacking proper training, equipment, commitment and ethics, American commanders say.

But offices on long-term leases with employee and equipment commitments do not have that flexibility.

Denis Healey, one of Wilson's cabinet stalwarts, described Nairne in his 1989 autobiography as "the perfect choice for the most difficult two years of my service as defence secretary, when I was taking my most important decisions on equipment, commitments and strategy … Unfailing courtesy and a pretty wit made him a joy to work with".

Yet such technologies are simultaneously making nations ever more dependent on global capital, as "brick and mortar" investments in plant and equipment (requiring commitment to a particular geographic location) are replaced by intellectual capital and portfolio investments that are essentially rootless.

While PXG currently has a roster of 18 tour pros, the PXG University Program further solidifies the high-end equipment company's commitment to support golfers at all levels.

The nature of that position leads them to frequently call for more troops, more equipment, stronger US commitment and the like.

There is no doubt that after the Gulf oil spill, both BP, Transocean, and other companies in the deep-water drilling industry began to (or were forced to) review their safety procedures, test their equipment, renew their commitment to safety, etc.

Intervening in Syria, he said, would require "a very substantial commitment of equipment and of troops".

HFs faced common challenges impeding the rollout of eMTCT including; inadequate skilled staff, lack of usable space for a fully functional clinic, limited laboratory and medical equipment, and inadequate financial commitment for providing necessary upgrades.

In most cases, AGEI adopted a classical project approach providing major external support for investments (mainly infrastructure, training, equipment) against a "soft" commitment from governments and communities to cover recurrent costs and future investments (amortization of investments, operation and maintenance of infrastructure, teachers' salaries).

Lightweight, bare root trees planted by volunteers eliminates the need for heavy equipment and intensive labor commitments for city forestry departments.