Sentence examples for equipped to push from inspiring English sources

Yet the defence secretary was most keen to stress that the emphasis on increased British involvement was on ensuring local forces are sufficiently trained and equipped to push back the extremists.

Mainstream parties need to swallow their pride, compare notes, analyse where the BNP is trying to move on to ground occupied by conventional parties and allow whoever is best equipped to push them off it to do so.

Only two sides have a perfect record after the opening three games of the campaign; the Super League champions Leeds, who will surely retain their top-flight status, and Leigh, undoubtedly the Championship's best side and the one best equipped to push the four Super League sides for promotion.

The big blue social network is especially equipped to push these ads because they know so much about us.

"We believe he leaves the club well equipped to push for a play-off place in the Championship again despite the quality of clubs at this level this season.

Bergkamp after the match felt Arsenal were now equipped to push on for a title challenge, like last season: "It's all coming back.

They could be equipped to fight properly.

Were she the nominee, Senator Clinton would be well-equipped to push back effectively if she were the only target, but neither Senator Obama nor Senator Clinton can survive their political vulnerabilities if they are amalgamated.

Even if Karman and her comrades succeeded in pushing Saleh from power, it seemed likely that they would be pushed aside themselves by Yemenis better equipped to exploit uncertainty.

Aborn has concrete plans and will push, so he's much better equipped to be successful.

No CIA officer, no matter how well trained or equipped, is going to push the envelope operationally or undertake a dangerous, risky operation while simultaneously having to look over his shoulder for the next prosecutorial inquiry.