Sentence examples for of readiness of from inspiring English sources

The authorisation of the first clinical commissioning groups provides a window onto the state of readiness of the new NHS structures.

After reading your article on the state of readiness of our country's biodefense program, I was shocked and very scared to learn that we are not well prepared.

A virus's severity, she said, varies from country to country, depending on the population's previous immunity, average age, the level of readiness of the health care system and the prevalence of diseases that could make people more vulnerable.

"For the moment the Syrian regime is not significantly changing the location or the state of readiness of its chemical and biological weapons," the Israeli military commentator Ron Ben-Yishai wrote in Friday's Yediot Aharonot newspaper.

Yet the EU, in the Lisbon treaty, has bound itself to regular dialogue with religions, under which (as the bishops told the EU last year) they seek "a further increase in the already high level of readiness of EU civil servants or politicians to engage in a dialogue with the churches".

"It is quite normal in Whitehall for people to constantly review the state of readiness of a policy, but let's just be really clear, it is now mid-May, this is going to happen in September; it will happen in September, it is fully-funded, we've even gone further than that, we've legislated for it to make sure it is really there to stay," he said.

Hamas reacted furiously to the elections decree, giving no hint of readiness for power sharing or of imminent reconciliation.

We highlight problems measuring constructs with the SCM accurately and question the theoretical coherence and level of explanation of readiness to change offered by the model.

This article provides detailed analysis of the 2012 and 2013 surveys, including bivariate and multivariate analysis of correlates of readiness to provide services and of output.

The present Rasch analysis did not support our explorative hypothesis of one unidimensional construct of readiness to self-management of pain.

This item had a yes/no response option and was part of an assessment of readiness to change.