Sentence examples for granted the capability from inspiring English sources
The new generation instruments paved the way for a model of security governance different from the previous one, and based on which local administrations seem to be granted the capability to acquire more powers and responsibilities with regard to urban and local security (Martin and Selmini 2000; Calaresu and Padovano 2011).
The new methodology employs a phenotype based crowding mechanism for the maintenance of useful diversity within the populations, which resulted in increased performance and granted the algorithm multiple solutions capabilities.
Though the U.S. has launched airstrikes to help Kurdish fighters in Syria fight the Islamic State since last fall, Warren's comments appear to be the most public admission that it is doing so from a base in Turkey -- a NATO ally that is skeptical of the Syrian Kurds and only granted the U.S. full flight capabilities at its Incirlik base this past July.
Granted, the ECB has expanded its capabilities in recent years.
He granted the injunction.
The judge granted the request.
In the last century, the formerly sharp lines separating humans from animals — our monopolies on language, reason, toolmaking, culture, even self-consciousness — have been blurred, one after another, as science has granted these capabilities to other animals.
Together, these tools allow the jacket's sensors to transmit a continuous reading to its LED strips, granting the wearer the camouflage capability of the chameleon.
Opening intensive care units (ICUs) is particularly relevant because of a new Swiss law granting the relatives of patients without decision-making capability a central role in medical decisions.
Certainly, you still need a Microsoft account to download applications and the like, but to grant Facebook login capability across applications will bring the social network to the fore of what I suspect will eventually be the majority of Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 apps.
