Sentence examples for capability to respond for from inspiring English sources

Warning information must be disseminated, and receivers of that information require the capability to respond for a VEWS to be effective (UN/ISDR PPEW [2006]).

This will allow results to be evaluated according to respondents' capability to respond.

Mr. Rumsfeld's redefinition of principles chooses language quite different from that inscribed by the Clinton administration in 1997, in its Quadrennial Defense Review, which ordered the military to shape the strategic environment, maintain the capability to respond and "prepare now" for future threats.

The exercise had shown "the potential for this capability to respond rapidly to an emerging threat," Kincaid said, according to his notes.

Smart assemblies have been widely studied in recent years for their capability to respond to the environment.

Another criterion mentioned for preattentional structures is their capability to respond to magnocellular-biased stimuli such as those presented in the periphery.

For those of us who have the greatest responsibility for creating this problem and the greatest capability to respond, it is our time to act.

We have already proved that we have the capability to respond to HIV and Aids.

The Taiwan News, in an editorial on Wednesday, said, "There can be scant hope for the renewal of public confidence in the central government's capability to respond to crises" unless most of the cabinet was dismissed.

Without that capability to respond with a "second strike", China would have no meaningful deterrent at all.

Moreover, there are serious questions about the Iranian regime's capability to respond to a major nuclear disaster.