Sentence examples for To preparedness from inspiring English sources

The bride does research and works with officials and legislators on policies relating to preparedness.

Without renewed commitment to preparedness and access, the great American university may not remain great.

There will be a section devoted to preparedness part of an effort by emergency-services agencies to infuse the week with something other than self-congratulation.

The most recent Federal Emergency Management Agency budget dedicates about six billion dollars to disaster relief and three billion dollars to preparedness projects.

They are a key to consistency, and to Coughlin consistency leads to routine, and routine leads to preparedness, and preparedness leads to proper execution.

A consummate professional renowned for his commitment to preparedness, Mr. King began testing comedic "riffs" and "funny stories" mere minutes after the final broadcast of "Larry King Live" last December.

"After Deadly Mudslides in Brazil, Concern Turns to Preparedness" (news article, Jan . 17 highlights the latest in a series of weather events so extreme they are at the limits of modern human experience.

That is one of the philosophically brutal questions raised by this event: In a country that has planned, built, analyzed, and engineered its way to preparedness perhaps more than any other — the nation that coined the name for tsunamis in the first place — the threat remains.

A spokesman for the Mormon church would not comment on the Utah law, but said in a statement that the church's teachings related to preparedness were "simply a matter of encouraging people to practice sound principles of provident living and to save for a rainy day".

Essential to preparedness planning is knowledge of tsunami risks.

None of the proposed barriers to preparedness actions garner a majority of support among respondents (Table 2).