Sentence examples similar to one off capability from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Cameron said that the army would still be able to put at least 7,000 troops into combat abroad, down from the current ceiling of 10,000, with a "one-off" capability to field 30,000 troops for a "major operation" should the need arise.
You can't write this one off.
By then ASV (Air-to-surface-vessel) capability for radar homing, all-weather capability and short-take off capability.
Project-based firms rely upon combining technical expertise from other organisations in order to deliver their own technical capabilities, usually in one-off processes.
"Conveying to the public that reaching Mars requires patient and diligent progression in capabilities is the honest alternative to distracting them with a one-off costly stunt," he wrote.
As the U.S. military presence in the West grew, commissions for supplying outposts shifted from one-off wagon trains to long-term contracts, and Russell, Waddell, and Alexander Majors joined forces to enhance their logistical capabilities.
Britvic predicted that its "business capability programme", involving the closure of its Norwich factory and the introduction of new bottling lines and warehousing in Rugby, would incur about £35 million to £40 million of one-off costs this year.
But this was just a one-off.
Nor will this be a one-off.
