Sentence examples for inadequate readiness. from inspiring English sources
His judgment that "the shootings at No Gun Ri were the inevitable by-product of poor training, poor communication, and inadequate readiness for war" (p. xiii) ignores, however, the role that racism and condescension played in motivating the misbehavior of U.S. soldiers in this "different kind of war" (p. 83).
Some of the key problems identified were little or no monitoring of maternal and fetal condition during labour, rampant augmentation of labour and fundal pressure, routine episiotomy, inadequate readiness to deal with birth asphyxia, lack of hand-washing for delivery and newborn care and inadequate care of the mother and newborn in the postpartum ward.
The problems involve faulty infrastructure, outmoded computer systems, deficiencies in employee training and an array of other issues, including Metro's inferior safety culture and inadequate emergency readiness.
But Ms. Palin brought one huge risk: that voters would judge her two years in statewide elected office inadequate to meet the presidential readiness test that every nominee invokes as a paramount consideration.
Every member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has highlighted readiness problems — such as inadequate training time and maintenance and replacement of equipment — as a source of accumulating risk.
Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about confusion in the government's response to anthrax attacks misspelled the surname of a retired Air Force colonel who helped devise a mock smallpox attack this summer that tested government readiness, and found it inadequate.
As the bipartisan Blue Ribbon Study Panel on Biodefense highlighted, U.S. levels of readiness and global coordination are woefully inadequate.
Britain's hospital readiness, however, is poor.
A recent report says Texas K-12 standards in history are inadequate, ineffective and "fail to meet the state's college readiness standards," and the report's authors are pointing the finger at Gov. Rick Perry's State Board of Education.
The combination of shortages of staff and inadequate skill mix described by participants has serious implications for a health facility's ability to maintain a state of readiness.
