Sentence examples for technologies they need from inspiring English sources

We will equip our forces with the assets and technologies they need to fight and win.

The amendment called for the panel to review resources and priorities of the agencies, determine what technologies they need and recommend changes in their operations.

Neil Sachdev, Sainsbury's property director, said: "If businesses are to increase their reliance on clean technologies they need certainty in order to make long term investments.

"We've crafted the latest Lenovo ThinkCentre desktops to give them the essential technologies they need to stay productive, reliability features and service plans to stretch their dollar further and security options to protect their business".

"However, Panasonic's commitment to research and innovation, our partnership with Leica, and our dedication to providing our consumers with the technologies they need to take professional-quality images resulted in an extraordinary feat with the 2008 LUMIX LZ-Series".

These large companies surely understand that there is a lucrative market in the cloud, and they might not be able to build the tools and technologies they need, so they are buying them instead.

The debate around remote care frequently stalls on the matter of expensive or complicated equipment, but often people have all the technology they need sitting in their pockets.

In a world in which Intel has four-fifths of the market for the basic building block, the task is to ensure that innovative chip designers have reasonable access to the Intel technology they need for their innovations to work.

They should be beating down their consultants' doors to persuade them to give them the technology they need to make their lives, and hopefully the lives of their patients, easier.

There were divisions over the ambition and governance of a green fund to help developing countries buy the technology they need to reduce their emissions and protect their people from rising seas and drought.

Gill and Franklin were down the pub, lamenting the fact that, although big equipment manufacturers such as John Deere likely have all the technology they need to farm completely autonomously, none of them seem to actually be doing it.