In particular, it will do little to alleviate the looming problem identified by the Congressional Budget Office: in March, the U.S. will have to start withdrawing most of its troops if it wants to maintain "acceptable levels of military readiness" in the Army as a whole.
TRAINING AND MAINTENANCE The Army, which has done most of the fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, says it will be forced to curtail training for 80 percent of its ground forces and that by the end of the year, two-thirds of its brigade combat teams will fall below acceptable levels of combat readiness.
But apparently, the findings of the World Economic Forum about digital readiness are acceptable, even though the US is losing the digital war.
The findings for reliability of the Willingness to sacrifice and Readiness to start are acceptable since they are 0.70 and 0.67 respectively.
Participants who were willing to pay were more likely to find the project acceptable and expressed positive feelings about community readiness to own a text messaging project.
Such interventions should address the informational barriers that hamper treatment uptake as well as develop organizational readiness to provide appropriate and acceptable services to women with multiple service needs.
All stakeholders reported the need for the ClASS framework to use 'scales/grading for what is acceptable given the context … to know readiness for transition' (LP1) and 'benchmarks … on which [IPs] base an exit strategy, else [LPs] are forever capacity building!' (IP3).
Those conditions appeared unlikely to be acceptable to the United States, which has made clear its readiness to use military force to capture or kill Mr. bin Laden.
The study found that the overall combat readiness of naval aviation was "largely being maintained at acceptable, albeit declining, levels".
The HDAQ also had acceptable concurrent validity with regard to self-reported hearing disability, self-reported anxiety and depression and readiness to change measures.
This scale has shown acceptable internal consistency (α = 0.79 for cons; 0.95 for cons) and significant associations with stage of readiness for change.
