Sentence examples for crisis planning from inspiring English sources

Such delayed crisis planning often leads to hurried and flawed designs, wasteful spending and ineffective control of invaders.

MORE than a decade ago, I was confronted with a crisis: planning a week's worth of menus and writing out the accompanying shopping list were gobbling up a humongous slice of my precious weekend.

Amid an escalating housing crisis, planning documents unearthed by the independent Bureau of Investigative Journalism reveal that both the Crown Estate and the Duchy of Cornwall are persuading councils to allow them to cut their affordable housing quotas on the grounds that meeting them would be too expensive.

I think a lot of us did it all wrong when it comes to midlife crisis planning.

There is some evidence that psychiatric crisis planning resembling advance directives reduces compulsive treatment.

Although controlled trials of joint crisis planning document preliminary evidence of effect, process evaluations suggest that these initiatives can attract professional scepticism, be perceived as an administrative burden and be poorly accessed or adhered to by staff.

Following the Algerian hostage crisis, plans changed and the promise will now be made, perhaps more appropriately, in London.

The Republicans forcing this crisis planned no endgame other than their hope that the president would cave in to their demand to gut the Affordable Care Act.

UBS, which cut about 18,500 positions worldwide during the crisis, plans to hire several hundred people to strengthen sales and distribution of its fixed-income and equities businesses.

She said that the US would still take part in talks on the crisis planned for Geneva on Thursday.

To investigate cost-effectiveness of joint crisis plans, a form of advance agreement for people with severe mental illness [ 1, 2].