Sentence examples for equipping all of from inspiring English sources
Brazil, for instance, which seems likely to buy a million laptops from OLPC as soon as they become available, has around 45 million school-age children: equipping all of them would cost something like $6.3 billion.
Likewise, Elon Musk is pushing Tesla Motors to be a leader in driverless car technology and has begun equipping all of its electric vehicles with sensors and computing power intended to automate control of driving functions.
In Chicago, that meant equipping all of the city's trains with a reliable wireless network.
General Motors equips all of its vehicles with the lamps and hopes its competitors will do the same.
But the company plans to equip all of its long-range aircraft with the technology, and add New York routes by the end of the year.
As a result of situations such as Ms. White's, we have equipped all of our aircraft with extended delay kits.
In a prepared statement, the Chrysler Corporation said that "there is absolutely no way" it could equip all of its 1984 cars with the passive safety restraints.
The plan is to equip all of the brand's co-axial escapements with the anti-magnetic feature by 2017, said J.C. Monachon, head of product development at Omega.
Similarly, among young people, the scandal of our time is not tuition fees – in fact, a moderately redistributive graduate tax, only paid when graduates are earning a reasonable income – but youth unemployment and our failure to equip all of our young people with the skills and qualifications needed to succeed in today's labour market.
Tony Hall, BBC Director-General, says: "We've come together behind a simple, and very bold ambition - to equip all of us with the knowledge and understanding we need to make sense of our lives and the future.
We've come together behind a simple, and very bold, ambition and that's to help make the UK the very best place in the world to do science, and to equip all of us with the knowledge and understanding we need to make sense of our lives.
