Sentence examples for equipped to call from inspiring English sources

He also pledged to introduce inclusive active bystander training to ensure that everyone is equipped to call out abuse, and a confidential referral system for survivor-centred counselling.

Britain, with the world's most powerful navy, and France, with Europe's largest army, were well equipped to call his bluff in 1936.

When the Bush administration planned its strategy for Afghanistan it decided that the bulk of the ground fighting would be done by its new found Afghan allies, generally with the help of Special Operations forces, who were trained and equipped to call in airstrikes.

If these five senators are serious about restoring fair pricing to the oil market, and not merely acting outraged for the sake of their constituents, they will likely not find the Federal Trade Commission better equipped to answer their call.

Emergency command vehicles should be equipped to broadcast 911 calls on AM frequency to portable radios that everyone would keep in their homes and office desks.

After the war it became a training centre and in 1952 became the first centre equipped to record emergency calls.

"And," adds Scullion, "the police are not equipped to make judgment calls [about the homeless] they have more strategic priorities.

Nepal "is simply not equipped to handle this thing called romantic love," one character grouses.

No poet was better equipped to remake what Jonathan Bate calls "Romantic ecology".

Officials were advising people to phone a London number instead (020 7008 1500), which is equipped to handle many more calls.

A burns course targeted at surgical residents was also instituted to ensure that all surgical residents would be equipped to manage burn patients if called upon.