Sentence examples for improved preparedness from inspiring English sources

We must exchange information and have a common understanding, in order to ensure improved preparedness for dealing with cyber threats".

The ambition is not to provide an accurate forecast, but rather to initiate improved preparedness and active influence on future developments.

A figure synthesizing the needs to reach improved preparedness and safer handling of EVs in accidents is presented in Fig. 1.

Even though only 40,000 people were vaccinated, the episode has apparently improved preparedness, Strom says, citing the quick response to a subsequent monkeypox outbreak and to the threat of SARS.

Residents in both pediatrics and internal medicine programs reported improved preparedness for providing transition care to patients with chronic health conditions and communicating effectively with colleagues in other disciplines.A dyadic model of collaborative transition care training was positively received and yielded improvements in immediate self-assessed transition care preparedness.

Analysis of the storm and its impact on humans, engineering structures, and the landscape led to better forecasting and faster responses to storm warnings, stronger construction (especially of marine vessels), and improved preparedness.

The Board advises the OECD on key recommendations to improve preparedness and better finance the economic and social consequences of future disasters.

As part of an international research collaboration, I was interviewing government officials and others throughout the Philippines to assess how to improve preparedness for and response to climate-related disasters.

Staffing the IFRC Helpdesk at the IRI, Curtis communicates and contextualizes climate and forecast information that humanitarian decision makers can then use to improve preparedness for weather and climate-related disasters.

Background: Despite efforts to improve preparedness training for health professionals, disaster medicine remains a peripheral component of traditional medical education in the United States (US) and is a rarely studied topic in the medical literature.

The speech offered few details, but promised that new aid would be focused on better integrating immigrants into urban centers, providing urban Native Canadians with better economic opportunities, tackling homelessness and improving preparedness to respond to emergencies like storms and epidemics.