In 2012, Leavitt headed the transition team for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and this experience is documented in the newly released book, Romney Readiness Project 2012: Retrospective and Lessons Learned.
In 1919 he addressed the more general needs of military readiness and national survival arising from World War I in Life Is Movement, his most important book.
"The sickness of Labourism," Miliband wrote, in a phrase that would become as well known as the book, was a readiness to strike deals with the British establishment rather than reduce its powers or give serious consideration to less privileged interest groups.
While waiting, don't forget to tag the pages of your bead book or set out your project sheets in readiness for following when the beads turn up.
Publishers have committed to it as well, digitising thousands of books in readiness for its launch.
As I chronicle in my book, "Unfriendly Fire," the notion that military readiness was ever threatened by openly gay service was exaggerated by some in military circles, along with social and political conservatives, who were morally opposed to equality.
"Garbology" is his attempt to make sense of our historically unprecedented readiness to throw things away.The book begins at the Puente Hills landfill, an artificial mountain near Los Angeles.
I've recently discovered how "The Love Lies", a new relationships book by national best-selling author and Relationship Readiness Coach, Debrena Jackson Gandy, and the popular online dating site, Tinder, go hand-in-hand.
In kindergarten, the children do what educators call pre-reading or reading-readiness activities: listening to books read aloud, name-writing or making up stories.
"One Fish" is actually a pre-beginner book, or, as the educators say, a reading-readiness book.
In their book on managing technological change, Lorenzi and Riley spoke of how readiness for change factors into acceptance[ 9].
