Sentence examples for needed capabilities from inspiring English sources

For decades, European nations have counted on a free-spending Pentagon to provide the needed capabilities they failed to provide themselves.

Given the ten-year time horizon that defence planning requires, attempting severe cuts too quickly may be risky militarily and financially, since it might prove costlier to revive needed capabilities in the future than to preserve them now.

It is against this background that we should pursue a double track policy — redefining nuclear deterrence and the needed capabilities, and developing a concept for nuclear arms control which reflects current political objectives and strategic realities.

In the 2008 amendment to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Congress judged it appropriate not only to provide additional legal underpinnings for much of what the agency had been doing but also to recognize the value of its activities by providing additional critically needed capabilities.

The findings showed that there was not a balanced system for enhancing the needed capabilities.

Firms increasingly form alliances to access needed capabilities, gain knowledge and seek competitive advantage.

Upon entering service it became the Philippine Navy's largest warship, adding sorely needed capability.

Shortly after the deal was completed, the South Koreans donated a decommissioned Pohang-class guided missile corvette to the Philippines, adding needed capability to the patrol contested waters.

The potential complications of transport include accidentally dislodging life-sustaining devices, diverting attention from physiologic trends to attend to the transport, temporarily suspending access to needed capability, and the chance of a mishap directly related to the transport [ 16].

Therefore, an intelligent manufacturing system needs capabilities to store data and make decisions upon them.

As changes in an organization's context imply changes in the resource configuration, organizations also need capabilities that facilitate and govern change.