Sentence examples for ship capability from inspiring English sources

An MoD spokeswoman said: "HMS Protector offers a highly capable and value-for-money solution to fulfil the important ice patrol ship capability while a decision is made on the future of HMS Endurance".

Engines and supporting machinery were at first not adequate for this fundamental advance in ship capability, but useful steam craft appeared in the early 1800s, suitable for operation on inland and coastal water-ways.

Although Iran's force modernization efforts will proceed gradually, during the next 15 years it will likely acquire a full range of WMD capabilities, field substantial numbers of ballistic and cruise missiles - including, perhaps, an ICBM -- increase its inventory of modern aircraft, expand its armored forces, and continue to improve its anti-surface ship capability.

Moreover, during the next 15 years, many regional states will seek to augment these 'traditional' forces with selected high-end capabilities, including: WMD and missiles, advanced C41 systems, satellite reconnaissance, precision strike systems, global positioning, advanced air defense systems, and advanced anti- surface ship capabilities.

Once developers sign up, they can add print and ship capabilities to their photo apps in under an hour, Sincerely notes.

As if to seal the town's fate, the Army Corps of Engineers all but destroyed the city's shipping capability by dredging the Raritan Bay channel and dumping the silt along the South Amboy coastline, creating an additional 66 acres of land.

Saudi Arabia alone has 4.5 million barrels daily crude production and shipping capability shut in and readily accessible.

But the US has pressed on with ever tougher sanctions, including a new set on the North's shipping capabilities.

For instance, an institutional analysis of clothing wholesalers examines the ongoing concerns that wholesalers face in order to ensure both the correct supply for their customers and the appropriate inventory and shipping capabilities.

"Typically the guys we're talking to start off thinking they can toss it in a box and give it to U.P.S. or FedEx and hope it gets there," said Michael DeSimone, chief executive of FiftyOne, a technology company that helps retailers add international shipping capabilities.

As their logistics and shipping capabilities grow, this could be a natural extension of their offering.