Sentence examples for efficient and effective response from inspiring English sources

Efficient and effective response to the requirements of customers is a major performance indicator.

The efforts include not only addressing technical issues related to the best-available methods for chemical, biological, and radiological contaminants, but also include addressing the challenges of coordination and administration of an efficient and effective response.

For example, South Africa adopted a national policy and framework for disaster management that emphasizes DRR without neglecting efficient and effective response (Government of South Africa 2002, 2005).

Raising child benefit would be an effective and efficient response.

"If you eliminate this duplication of services it will make for a much more effective and efficient response during a large-scale terror attack".

In industrial environments, disturbance handling is a major issue in reconfigurable manufacturing control systems, supporting the fast, effective and efficient response to the occurrence of unexpected disturbances.

"If the Government is truly committed to a 'rehabilitation revolution', it needs to set aside unhelpful tough-talking on crime, and focus on efficient and effective responses to offending".

While his agency is facing harsh criticism, Patrick Rhode, FEMA's deputy director, defended its performance as "probably one of the most efficient and effective responses in the country's history". He recalled that after Mr. Brown, his boss, returned from his tsunami tour, he asked if the United States was better prepared for a disaster than the ravaged countries he had visited.

The paper shows that the structured approach of crime Prevention, Detection, Suppression, and Recovery (PDSR) is important for developing efficient and effective responses to ENRC in the context of illegal fishing in a real-world scenario.

The science of preparedness planning is still maturing [4] [6] and there is relatively little systematic evidence for linking specific preparedness structures to the ability to implement efficient and effective responses [5], [6].

These funds allowed the East Asia and the Pacific Regional Office EAPROO) to deliver efficient and effective responses to humanitarian crises and further invest in emergency preparedness and DRR, which enabled stronger support to partners and country offices.