Sentence examples for making preparedness from inspiring English sources

Attending the breakfast along with Secretary Ridge were editors from such publications as Ladies Home Journall, Redbook, and Parenting, who had been selected to convey the government's readiness message to the public because, as Susan Neely, Ridge's assistant secretary for public affairs, explained, "Mothers are two-thirds more likely to be making preparedness plans".

Additionally, Terpstra and Lindell find that 76% of respondents cite efficacy for protecting persons as the "most important" attribute they considered when making preparedness decisions.

Terpstra and Lindell similarly find that few respondents consider cost (24%), time and effort (34%), and knowledge and skills (36%) important when making preparedness decisions.

As mayor, Giuliani made preparedness a priority, hiring Hauer to head the Office of Emergency Management and building a state-of-the-art command center for use during crises (albeit in a known terrorist target).

We want everyone to make preparedness a priority this month.

The 2009 pandemic of influenza A (H1N1) infection has alerted many governments to make preparedness plan to control the spread of influenza A (H1N1) infection.

Because the question is not whether a pandemic will occur but rather when (6 ), policy makers have been urged to take action in preparedness planning, including making national preparedness strategies operational (5, 7, 8 ).

A reliable assessment of caving behaviour and support capacity requirement helps in selecting supports of adequate capacity and making operational preparedness for timely and confident solution of impending problems.

Recommendations were made for preparedness in other realms outside of the health sector; for regional collaboration; and for additional preparedness exercises.

There's a relevant Opinionator column by Sloane Crosley on the tradeoffs that make disaster preparedness so difficult.

In Pentagon fashion, the commander also is analyzing her experiences to make a preparedness plan for the ghastly possibility of some next time.