Sentence examples for intended to equip from inspiring English sources
This stepped-up mechanization is intended to equip infantrymen better to meet on equal terms the highly mechanized Soviet forces they face along the Iron Curtain.
But the new vehicles are, appropriately, called "interim," since they are not intended to equip the entire Army of the future.
The Future Lynx programme is intended to equip British forces with a successor model to the Lynx helicopter called the Wildcat.
The curriculum, which mirrors Milton's own education at St. Paul's, is intended to equip a gentleman to perform "all the offices, both private and public, of peace and war".
The new "interim armored vehicles," to be built at a cost of nearly $4 billion, are intended to equip six new brigades the Army is creating in hopes of fielding more agile combat units than today's heaviest forces.
A strike also would not stem the threat of proliferation but rather exacerbate it, turning what might be a North Korean moneymaking endeavor into a vengeful effort intended to equip other bad actors against us".
Good news for Gogo Inflight Internet: American Airlines also intends to equip all of its new 737s with wifi service, so passengers can surf the web, check e-mail and send instant messages from the air (but hopefully not indulge in loudly using video- and VOIP-services).
Drawing from medical, legal, and historical perspectives, this review covers the following topics: (1) informed consent, (2) return of results, and (3) privacy and confidentiality, and intends to equip readers with an appropriate foundation to apply ethical principles to genetic testing paradigms with an understanding of the contextual landscape against which these situations occur.
(Kyle, hospital-based clinician, chief of staff) Documents were thus used as a tool intended to better equip parents to advocate.
The class was intended to be equipped with four Gijutsu-Hombu geared steam turbines, each of which drove one propeller shaft.
