Sentence examples for gaining the tools from inspiring English sources

Yes, sometimes vigilantism saves the day; sometimes people working on the outskirts of the law can protect those of us who live within it; sometimes the law itself can prevent evil men from gaining the tools to wreak destruction.

Although having some experience is desirable, on-the-job training is more important for gaining the tools you'll need to practice as a patent attorney.

We are increasingly gaining the tools to make an "endometrial diagnosis," and these will allow us to design clinical studies of interventions that treat the underlying cause rather than the symptoms of implantation failure.

The United States will not permit the forces of terror to gain the tools of genocide".

Russia wants to join the World Trade Organization as soon as it can, both to gain easier access to foreign markets and to gain the tools to defend its manufactured products there.

On July 21 he noted that while "government should never try to control or dominate the lives of our citizens," nonetheless, "government can and should help citizens gain the tools to make their own choices".

There are a million personal stories of people overcoming great adversity and odds to earn a degree, stories of young men that come here with zero father figures and gain the tools to be successful parents, successful contributors to society".

Only when communities have gained the ability to take over and sustain the programmes we initiate, and gained the tools to negotiate with their leaders to receive the essential services that are their right, can we say they are truly effective.

Fair trade not only helps farmers earn a just wage that boosts their living standards, but provides their children with access to healthy land and water and the opportunity to gain the tools necessary to ensure that future generations be able to play, swim and learn without the constant threat of pollution and illness.

".That government can and should help citizens gain the tools to make their own choices and to improve their own lives; that when men and women have a sound education and the skills to seek new opportunities, and the security of health care, they will achieve great things for themselves and for our nation".

But as parents gain the tools to help their children survive and thrive (and indeed, all children do better as their parents' education and income levels advance), they allocate advantages like doctor visits to boys and firstborn girls, leaving subsequent daughters behind.