Sentence examples for necessary preparedness from inspiring English sources

In disclosing these plans this week, military chiefs argued that their actions did not mean that war was inevitable but were instead necessary preparedness steps.

As part of a $7.7 billion security package announced in the 2001 federal budget, the Department of Defence set up a five year $170 million inter-departmental fund to address chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats and possible responses and necessary preparedness in case of a terrorist attack.

JMA will provide a table categorizing ash falls by quantity (little, moderate, and much), documenting the likely effects on the general public, and advising them of necessary preparedness measures (Figure 5). Figure 5 Categories of ash-fall quantity and corresponding conditions and preparedness measures.

This would have further insured the necessary preparedness.

Thirdly, populations in subtropical regions may be more sensitive to cold spells and lack necessary preparedness because cold spells are not common in these regions.

Influenza surveillance supports a range of necessary preparedness activities, including: 1) providing information regarding the presence and epidemiology of influenza viruses in the community, 2) determining appropriate interventions, 3) targeting interventions, and 4) generating current accurate information for public health officials, providers and the public.

The recent use of sarin in Syria highlights the urgent need for nerve agent detection and countermeasures necessary for preparedness and emergency responses.

An effective hazard education program begins when scientists inform people in vulnerable communities about past hazardous events and current threats information necessary for preparedness for future events.

This indicates that experience of at least five simulation sessions is necessary for preparedness to be significantly higher than having had none.

It is necessary that preparedness activities for chemotherapy should include an efficient scheme for the management of antibiotics chosen, as this influences the emergence and prevalence of novel antibiotic resistant clones in cholera endemic areas.

Postnatal women and their children should be treated as a vulnerable population, and a further protective framework is necessary to establish preparedness for future devastating disasters.