Sentence examples for commitment to preparedness from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The country's commitment to allocating resources for preparedness is hollow if public health achievements of the 20th century slide away in order to achieve that preparedness.

The nation must make a genuine commitment to spill prevention and response preparedness, which was not the case when the BP oil blowout occurred.

These results were likely due to a combination of factors: a relatively short crisis, with order being restored quickly, MSF's preparedness and commitment to continued care, good patient literacy and strong community support throughout the crisis.

Last, the quality of the country's preparedness and its commitment to support 50% of the operational cost of the mass campaign were also used as criteria to select countries.

On the high-speed Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, where a driver's status and reputation is measured by his willingness to offer total commitment to repeated hard braking from 190mph and preparedness to shave walls at more than 160mph on the exit of dauntingly quick corners, Hamilton and Kubica demonstrated that they are the most exciting new talents to emerge possibly for a generation.

Even so, it was not until Oct. 4 -- just hours before Mr. Thompson announced to the nation that a Florida man had become sick with pulmonary anthrax -- that he secured Mr. Bush's commitment to pay for his entire $1.6 billion bioterrorism preparedness package.

The summative evaluation will seek to synthesize findings from different elements of the study, and from relevant studies and assessments conducted by others (notably on community preparedness for transition, and government commitment to implementation of NACP III) so as to consider the entire set of links illustrated in the logic model for transition.

"This decision has been based on our new standards and our commitment to ensure the highest standard of safety and environmental preparedness in the world and our commitment to bringing science to all our activities in the Arctic," said David J. Hayes, the Interior deputy secretary who is coordinating the Arctic offshore drilling policy.

Disaster management is a global issue and countries are being encouraged to improve their disaster preparedness, along with a growing international commitment to strengthen health systems.