Sentence examples for equipping efforts from inspiring English sources

Administration officials said Thursday that while the progress of the Iraqi security forces had in some respects been disappointing, it was important to press ahead with American-led training and equipping efforts and to build the capacity of the Iraqi Defense and Interior Ministries.

Engineering as a field has fundamentally different goals than biology, but the perspective that engineers take that systems can be designed and built is helping to advance biological sciences by motivating and equipping efforts to construct biological systems from the bottom up.

It marks the final disillusionment with the two war-fighting strategies the United States has relied on for 13 years in Iraq and Afghanistan: the "hearts and minds" counterinsurgency formerly defined and pursued by Gen. David Petraeus, and the costly "train and equip" effort to build self-sustaining security forces in both countries.

A sympathetic commanding officer sent York back home to reflect on the war effort, equipping him with a book of American history.

Few of these housing or community-building efforts are equipped to offer long-term care.

During his final posting as head of Central Command, General Zinni criticized the Clinton administration's efforts to equip and train Iraqi exile groups in their effort to topple President Saddam Hussein, an aim supported by Republicans in Congress.

This position paper outlines and introduces an approach for reducing manual system verification effort by equipping components with the ability to check their execution environments at run-time.

In the optimised approach, before launching the game, Teacher A made an effort on equipping the students with the gameplay knowledge via additional in-class practice and self-created gameplay instructional video.

Specifically, we suggest that efforts to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to address global climate change provide a perfect opportunity to enact more general changes in undergraduate science education to bring pressing issues into the classroom.

US and international government efforts to equip major seaports with large area neutron detectors, aimed to intercept the smuggling of nuclear materials, have precipitated a critical shortage of 3He gas.

Rules meant to protect the United States from sharing important scientific secrets with its enemies have created a thicket of red tape that is hindering the work of high-tech companies, scientists who want to collaborate with foreigners, and even efforts to equip U.S. soldiers with up-to-date weapons.