Sentence examples for communications ready from inspiring English sources

For minor space weather, more timely warnings could ensure that no spacewalks are scheduled during a storm and that emergency responders on Earth have backup communications ready to go in case their radios go out.

Then get your executives gender-communications-ready, for both internal and external consumption.

He has a communications agency ready in Paris.

Since it is inevitable that some people will dislike the new logo, have a proactive – rather than reactive – communications strategy, ready to respond to them directly.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency, still seeking to redeem itself from its spotty performance after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, had 18 disaster-response teams in place along the East Coast, with stockpiles of food, water and mobile communications equipment ready to go.

To avoid such a repeat on Saturday, FEMA had 18 disaster incident response teams in place in coastal states and had stockpiles of food, water and mobile communications equipment ready to go.

He had a communications team ready in Paris to run his campaign; in Washington, talk had already turned to finding a successor at the IMF.Forbidden from political comment by IMF rules, and therefore protected from the petty squabbles of daily French politics, "DSK" had acquired an almost mystical aura in his home country.

Once resistance began to build to the idea of a league game being played 7,000 kilometers away, La Liga had no coordinated communications plan ready to kick-in.

Ossoff's communications staff was ready for it.

I thought that a communications device was ready to mature into something exquisite.

According to Kin Yu of Hongkong Telecom customer communications, Hong Kong is ready.