Sentence examples for nuclear preparedness from inspiring English sources

True nuclear preparedness involves prevention but also education.

What resonated with me most was learning how this vast collection of blood and tissue samples affects nuclear preparedness.

Buttress was also praised for his work managing a high-profile programme of projects delivering the police's chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear preparedness across the UK.

He also entered the circle of Albert Wohlstetter, a mathematician who had produced an influential critique of nuclear preparedness, and who was the most mandarin of the rand intellectuals.

As Hannah Arendt pointed out, the hardline intellectuals in the Fifties and Sixties who denounced as 'appeasement' and a 'second Munich' anything less than a state of full nuclear preparedness against 'monolithic communism' were 'unable to confront reality on its own terms because they had always some parallels in mind that "helped" them to understand those terms'.

In nuclear preparedness, an essential requirement is the ability to adequately predict the likely consequences of a major accident situation.

In Indonesia, the authorities plan to start screening some ships from Japan at the Jakarta port using wipe tests before the end of the week, said Reno Alamsyah, the director of nuclear emergency preparedness at the Indonesian nuclear regulatory agency.

Mr. Pittman was appointed the nation's first civil defense chief for nuclear war preparedness at the height of the 1961 Berlin crisis, when words like fallout, megaton and radioactivity became alarmingly familiar to every American schoolchild.

The guidelines were used to re-design a nuclear emergency preparedness leaflet routinely distributed to households in the local area.

Since that event, numerous nuclear emergency preparedness and post-emergency management programmes have been established at national and international levels to ensure that appropriate mechanisms will respond to the threat, and the aftermath, of a nuclear accident.

Given this well-documented history of deception, why is the government reducing nuclear emergency preparedness and claiming no harm from radiation exposure, right after a major nuclear power disaster?