Sentence examples for equipped to protect from inspiring English sources
Connecting coaxial cable to your video equipment through a surge suppressor equipped to protect video equipment from voltage and current surges is an excellent idea to protect you, your video equipment and your home.
Volunteers are no different to employees; they must be trained and equipped to protect data.
Many young men are well educated about aids and well equipped to protect themselves; many, however, are not.
"As a district, we're not equipped to protect our employees in that kind of environment," he said.
But defending there is harder and Chelsea must decide if they are equipped to protect what they hold or if they should seek more.
Because antiwar and civil rights groups viewed the government as an adversary, they were better equipped to protect themselves from infiltration attempts and other disruptive efforts.
Your ship, suit, and Multi-Tool all have a limited number of slots, and each upgrade or item takes one up – so the more weapons you equip to protect you from pirates the less room you have for cargo.
The recent NSPCC report on the dangers of overloaded child protection workers being ill-equipped to protect children from abuse is just one example of how this problem manifests itself.
However, Marguerite Willner, a former representative for the Advisory Commission on Childhood Vaccines, contends that the government is not equipped to adequately protect children from vaccine-design injuries and that tort litigation provides a necessary incentive for manufacturers to focus on safety.
Beginning with Mitt Romney, who withdrew from the race on Thursday, warning that he would not abet "the surrender to terror," Republicans, including Mr. McCain and Vice President Dick Cheney, have warned darkly that the Democrats were ill-suited and ill-equipped to protect the nation, the same theme that Mr. Bush struck in his successful 2004 re-election campaign.
By putting members of law enforcement on the front lines, NATO and the Americans are leaving behind a hamstrung police force ill-equipped to protect and serve.
