Sentence examples for failed to equip from inspiring English sources
The vast majority had come from Oxbridge, having previously studied history, classics or something else that failed to equip them for managing an archaic state bureaucracy.
One of its reports chided Biedronka for making female employees lug heavy supplies on old carts because it failed to equip its stores with forklifts.In this section Europe's coming merger boom A curious delay Wrong number?
Findings reveal that graduate migrants believe Polish higher education failed to equip them with essential workplace skills needed to gain skilled employment in the European Union, causing them to settle for low-paid and unskilled work in UK.
A class-action suit filed against the Ford Motor Company on Thursday asserted that the automaker knew its vehicles were "vulnerable to sudden unintended acceleration events," but failed to equip them with a system so that the brake pedal would always overrule the gas pedal.
Mr Ershad may be the world's only politician to carry the distinction of having allocated parliamentary seats to his wife, his mistress and his mistresses' husband all at the same time.There were well-meaning bureaucrats in Dhaka who had tried but failed to equip us with written permission to see the mine.
Work on a road linking Mtwara to Dar es Salaam, the commercial capital, began half a century ago and is still unfinished.In this section Peace, harmony and oil After Fayyad Aya-toiling The Mtwara Rockefellers Septuagenarians in the Sahara Reprints Related topics TanzaniaMost tellingly, Tanzania's education system has failed to equip the local Makonde people with skills.
BPD also fails to equip officers with the necessary equipment and resources they need to police safely, constitutionally, and effectively".
However, she did fail to equip him with an inborn knowledge of his sister's sweater size.
How can a country such as ours fail to equip Humvees properly and simultaneously send in more soldiers?
Men who are dedicated mountain bikers may be risking their fertility if they fail to equip the bikes with protective gear, researchers report.
It is not just Egypt where the universities provide training for public-sector jobs that are no longer abundant yet fail to equip students with what they need to thrive in a market economy.
