Sentence examples for new preparedness from inspiring English sources

These advances include new preparedness programs and offices at the C.D.C. and the Department of Health and Human Services; national stockpiling of vaccines and medications; and, at the international level, investments in emergency financing and infectious-disease infrastructure.

The New York City Fire Department should work closely with Broadway theater owners, producers, and employees to develop new preparedness and training standards for emergencies like the attempted car bombing last May in Times Square, according to a report [pdf] of the New York State Assembly's subcommittee on workplace safety, chaired by Queens Assemblyman Rory Lancman.

Hold onto your money for mental health issues, for planning and resettling communities, and for new preparedness and mitigation techniques.

In this new preparedness plan, UNICEF will provide a range of supplies, from tents to water purification tablets, hygiene and health kits, blankets, cooking sets, and portable water systems.

In particular, it suggested that Obama should push for new national preparedness and infrastructure renewal plans, create a national commission on climate preparedness, and support improvements to weather and climate forecasting.

The Department of Homeland Security's new home preparedness guidelines were another.

He's the founding director of the new National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.

Many of the new, nontraditional preparedness converts are "Peakniks," Mr. Rawles said, referring to adherents of the "Peak Oil" theory.

Four years ago, the Bush administration and food-industry leaders watered down regulations on tracing food supplies from farms to consumers that were supposed to be part of the nation's new bioterrorism preparedness law.

On Wednesday, the day Mrs. Lundgren died, a news conference to discuss her case featured the nation's foremost health officials: Mr. Thompson and Dr. Koplan, as well as Dr. D. A. Henderson, who heads a new bioterrorism preparedness office, and Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

But the main reason for the switch is that UPMC administers an exceptionally well integrated system of 20 hospitals that will be an ideal testing ground for new bioterrorism preparedness strategies, says center director Tara O'Toole.