Sentence examples for in operational readiness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron, who will become an adviser to Woods Hole, added that the craft will stay in operational readiness for the foreseeable future.

Recent reports have raised concerns about the upkeep of the military's aircraft, citing a decline in operational readiness, but there has been no surge in accidents.

First we did not include health economics in this study and the impact of injury on lost training days, medical support costs, and reduction in operational readiness would require formal evaluation in future.

However, in recent years there is increasing interest in using models for real-time forecasting (Yang et al. 2014), although there remains a significant gap in the operational readiness of the numerous forecasting systems presented in the literature (Corley et al. 2014).

Each late stage navy aviator training failure costs the taxpayer over $1,000,000 and ultimately results in decreased operational readiness of the fleet.

In 2010, they hired a team of three consultants to work full time on East Side Access "operational readiness" — getting the tunnel ready to open — even though contractors knew construction would not end for another decade.

At the operational level, the resolution encourages Member States involved in peacekeeping to ensure training and operational readiness on this issue.

The court martial proceedings against Helbig, which had already begun, were dropped, because he was able to prove that his actions had been of decisive importance in preserving the Geschwader and its operational readiness.

The operational readiness of the technology, in terms of satellite data availability, robustness of methods, large-area demonstrations and country operational examples, is evaluated in Table 2.

This was followed by an Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI) of the integrated wing in April 2008, in which it was rated "excellent" in all categories, with a simulated kill-ratio of 221 0.

Programs of language proficiency training for such members and civilian employees at the institution of higher education concerned in critical and strategic languages tailored to meet operational readiness requirements.