Sentence examples for Long-term preparedness from inspiring English sources

The cuts proposed by the Trump administration would slice away funding for long-term preparedness efforts, many of them put in place to address the sluggish federal response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

A particular benefit of long-term preparedness and anticipatory governance may lie in the potential mitigation of emerging inequalities.

Musk's anxieties around AI are considered extreme by some of his Silicon Valley peers, but the man definitely seems to have a knack for long-term preparedness planning.

This Meeting concluded that due to the recurrence of drought waves with their detrimental socio-economic and environmental consequences to communities, serious and concerted efforts are to be exerted from all stakeholders in the Region to adopt and implement long-term preparedness and mitigation plans.

By relying on comparative institutional analysis, we compare the modes' performance characteristics in terms of short-term and long-term coordination, preparedness for shocks, and responsiveness to shocks.

Gabon is part of the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN), which contributes towards global health security by, 65 (1) fighting the international spread of outbreaks, (2) ensuring that appropriate technical assistance rapidly reaches affected countries, and (3) contributing to long-term epidemic preparedness and capacity building.

This presupposes long-term planning and a preparedness to take an authoritative overview of the proper use of imprisonment.

That's why this week in Berlin we are calling on G20 health ministers to commit long-term investment to pandemic preparedness, poverty related and neglected diseases (PRNDs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

However, much effort is being coordinated by the humanitarian sector and local government agencies to support this emergency and also the long-term rebuilding for future preparedness.

A Swedish study that examined widowers' preparedness before their wives' deaths from cancer and how it affected their risk of long-term morbidity found that lower preparedness increased emotional numbness, grief resolution, and sleep disorders 4 5 years after the deaths of the participants' wives [ 41].

They are currently at level two - "alert and readiness" - for much of England, and level one - "summer preparedness and long-term planning" - for north-east England.