Sentence examples for contingency capability from inspiring English sources

A contingency capability appraisal system should be created based on each area's industrial explosion threats, the perceived vulnerability of its public service systems (for example, water supply system) and existing or proposed emergency management skills.

He told BBC Radio Scotland 470 Network Rail signallers could strike and he has only 23 contingency signallers so "our capability to step in is very, very limited".

In a press release, NATO said Saber Strike is led by the U.S. Army Europe, and the goal is to improve cooperation and capabilities for "future contingency operations".

However, the "assemblage" connotes situational ad hoc contingency of collage in terms of its capability to cover a wide range of inconsistent components.

Two sabre squadrons maintain the regiment's warfighting capability and train for operational contingencies, while a third squadron is maintained on rotation for counter terrorist or recovery operations in support of State or Federal police forces.

Using different sub-samples, we show that the presence of complementarities depends on the national context as well as on firm size and firm capabilities, which gives support to the contingency perspective.

The capability to learn and establish such a contingency and the form in which it is expressed is likely to vary across species.

The Marines will now return to their base in Taunton, Somerset to start training for contingency operations, providing part of the UK's amphibious warfare capability.

But Pentagon officials, who plan for every contingency, said that, however unlikely, Iran does have the military capability to close the strait.

The emphasis here has been on promoting the principles of contingency planning and emergency preparedness in order to have a capability for rapid response to a disease incursion.

But we want to go much further down that ladder and stop nuclear patrols altogether – retaining the capability for the time being, but only on a "contingency basis" in case the security picture should ever deteriorate dramatically.