Sentence examples for equipped to prepare from inspiring English sources

Are Universities equipped to prepare the next generation of digital entrepreneurs?

Meanwhile, one of the galleys has been equipped to prepare nothing but formulas, and the D Deck swimming pool is full of diaper-drying devices, which, like the crew, got just about worn out during a voyage a few weeks ago, when the ship brought over nine hundred and fifty babies, its record load of infants.

Teacher unions are scared, because, as organizations of career academics, they're not equipped to prepare students for a private sector they've spent their lives avoiding.

From high school to post-graduate study, education achievements in 2012 made New York City better equipped to prepare its students for their future.

"While we have reservations about charter schools, we recognize that many children attend traditional public schools that are inadequately and inequitably equipped to prepare them for the innovative and competitive environment they will face as adults," says a statement from the NAACP.

All ninety-seven students that completed the post-course feedback questions stated that they felt better equipped to prepare for the OSCE.

This means, among other things, that a people must be prepared and equipped to make effective use of its considerable political power.

Ultimately, the overarching goal each week was to make sure that TAs felt prepared and equipped to teach the lab the following week.

Perhaps the most chilling reason wasn't explicitly described in your editorial; organizations aren't prepared or equipped to detect many compromises.

Drug-related violence has not become a big feature of the drug trade in the region so far, but that may yet change.Local consumption of illicit drugs has also increased, but the region is neither prepared nor equipped to deal with the problem.

Although there are sub-Saharan Africans who hold strong grudges against America (Somalis, for instance, in whose country America carried out a clumsy intervention, or Rwandans, whose rescue it stood back from), it seems improbable that such people would be prepared or equipped to exact so co-ordinated a revenge.