Sentence examples for better preparedness from inspiring English sources
Supporters of the measure, including Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, the chairwoman of the Environment and Public Works Committee, said it included critical projects for flood control and environmental restoration and would create a new national levee safety program with the goal of better preparedness for hurricanes.
The aim is not prediction but better preparedness.
Besides proactively combating global climate change, transport agencies may need to develop strategies for better preparedness of the impacts of climate change.
Key explanatory factors include improvements in scientific hazards assessments and early warning systems, timely evacuations, better preparedness, and greater population awareness.
Their study found that, among other factors, hospitals that treat larger numbers of children in their EDs and that are located in metro areas are associated with better preparedness.
Many authors over the last decade have called for better preparedness and care delivery for people who will present during crisis with non-survivable injuries, life-limiting health conditions, or diseases.
Mr. Bush also appeared today before the national convention of the American Legion, where he repeated calls for better military preparedness and better health care for veterans.
Given the tax cut's impact on revenues, the administration simply won't have the money to buy its way to better military preparedness.
While the report focused on K-12 education and called for better college preparedness, its instrumentalist rhetoric has remarkable affinities with that of critics who see higher education as outmoded.
The present study gives higher direct damage estimations despite these missing analyses, indicating the need for further risk assessment and better fiscal preparedness in Cambodia.
Blockage of roads after the earthquake indicated the need for better disaster preparedness to prevent delays in the delivery of rescue and relief to survivors.
