Sentence examples for made capable of from inspiring English sources

The final version of the resolution reflected what diplomats called some compromises between France and the United States, which had been skeptical that the Malian Army could be made capable of participating in a potentially long and violent struggle to retake the country's northern area, roughly twice the size of Germany.

The mysticism of Origen, for example, emphasizes the marriage of the Word and the soul within the union of Christ and the church but holds out the promise that through this action souls will be made capable of receiving the Father (First Principles, 3.6.9).

Whether or not this idea materialises, a regional anti-missile network of sorts is likely to emerge, as Arrow's sensors will probably be made capable of swapping data with nearby American ships, bases and spacecraft.Although Israeli officials insist that Arrow can cope with "all the threats we know about"—including any rocket that Iran is likely to fire they are not complacent.

The most recently formulated theory of punishment is that of rehabilitation the idea that the purpose of punishment is to apply treatment and training to the offender so that he is made capable of returning to society and functioning as a law-abiding member of the community.

As many devices with an embedded OS run some flavour of Linux, those devices could also be made capable of making and receiving Skype calls.

When combined with a free-target-approach behavior, the robot can be made capable of navigating through environments with unknown obstacles towards a desired target.

Improvements to the harbour have made it capable of accommodating several large ships at a time.

"It was man-made, capable of infinite variation... capable of being stopped before ultimate self-destruction".

It is no wonder that so many Israeli citizens are skeptical about whether the Palestinian leadership is willing to make, or capable of actually making peace with Israel.

What was it about me that made her capable of walking away?

Every decision he made seemed capable of irking somebody.