Sentence examples for had to equip from inspiring English sources

Since the 49th, like other Guard units, has to make do with older, often outdated equipment, the Army had to equip its soldiers with the newest radio system just so they could communicate with the active forces under their command.

He betrayed some of America's most advanced espionage technology, and handed over so many documents that his Israeli handlers had to equip a secure Washington apartment with a high-speed photocopier and photographic equipment to absorb it all.

Regardless of the burden, people had to equip themselves, even if they might never have any need to use that equipment.

Thereafter, for economic reasons, the dramatic theatre had to equip itself with small-group music or prerecorded tapes.

"If you had to equip one group today, heavy trucks would be first," said George W. Black Jr., a member of the board and a former traffic safety engineer in Georgia.

Among other things, to keep the radio telescopes in their network suitably synchronized, they had to equip them with new atomic clocks accurate to within one second every 100 million years, and new short-wavelength receivers.

"You have to equip them through skills and education to compete in the market".

In a school, that's the kind of tension teachers have to equip students to manage.

There is a common core of knowledge, skills, and experiences that all trainees need to have to equip them to engage meaningfully in the field.

To make it work with a Bluetooth headset, you have to equip it with a snap-on Bluetooth transmitter — and here's where things get a little complicated.

"So you have to equip people with the best knowledge, or else you can get thousands of loose cannons going off".