Sentence examples for Public readiness from inspiring English sources

Today in Washington officials announced a plan to expand the existing American detection network and improve public readiness this year.

The recent surge forward on a variety of climate solutions is just as responsible for public readiness to embrace climate action.

Personal preparedness questions were modeled after the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Public Readiness Index.

Additionally, the Haddon matrix can serve as a helpful model for disaster preparedness and response in a variety of contexts, from public health readiness policy development to local public health practice emergency response planning.

The public's readiness to swallow Ms. Lopez's glamorous ascent from maid to mogul is just a small indicator of how deeply ingrained the idea of social mobility is in America.

A year ago, Deloitte's inaugural survey assessing private and public sector readiness for the Fourth Industrial Revolution observed a "tension between hope and ambiguity". We found that while executives conceptually understood the profound business and societal changes Industry 4.0 may bring, they were less certain how they could take action to benefit.

Back in February 2007, I wrote about the role casting would play in the presidential race, and the American public's readiness to replace the John Wayne take-no-crap-cowboy model of leadership with a Gregory Finchdoes-archetypeinch archetype.

The gap between the public's readiness to learn more about how to eat well and the medical profession's lack of acceptance of this responsibility is almost as though, years ago, the public had understood that seat belts could be life saving but cars didn't come equipped with them.

So far, on a national level, public health readiness and response efforts have focused nearly exclusively on enhancing ability, without specifically attending to willingness issues.

Public health readiness and response activities can be conceptualized similarly for intentional attacks, natural disasters, and human-caused accidents.

At the same time, recent natural disasters have highlighted the need for comparable public health readiness and response capabilities.