Sentence examples for extended readiness from inspiring English sources

The first aircraft carrier – the Queen Elizabeth – will be in service between 2016-19 as a helicopter carrier before it is mothballed, a state known as "extended readiness", and possibly sold off.

The construction of the other - HMS Prince of Wales - will overlap and the current plan is for one of them to be operational while the other is kept in "extended readiness".

The construction of the HMS Prince of Wales will overlap and the current plan is for one of them to be operational while the other is kept in "extended readiness".

The second ship of the class could be placed in "extended readiness" to provide a continuous single carrier strike capability when the other was in refit, or provide the option to regenerate more quickly to a two carrier strike ability.

And we're partnering with SER Metro-Detroit Jobs for Progress to extend job readiness, career coaching, job placement and financial services to low-income and unemployed Detroit residents.

America's ascendancy, if it is to be maintained and extended, requires a constant readiness to fight.

That is a hypocrisy, he says, that extends to the readiness of the global institutions to bail out their "client" states, differentiating between the strategically significant and the rest.

In outlining the approach, Ms. Rice was providing the strategic rationale behind many of Mr. Bush's general comments in the campaign about using American military power and his repeated contentions that extended peacekeeping missions and humanitarian operations had undermined military readiness.

We're working on a lot of those system parts already: early childhood education, technology, extended learning time, wraparound health and human services, career readiness, closing enrichment gaps, etc.

Despite the limitations, this survey provides a comprehensive view on the interests and readiness of Canadian PTs to embark on extended scope practice in rheumatology.

She has blackened and extended her eyebrows, an Uzbek mark of female beauty and readiness for marriage.