Sentence examples for outbreak intelligence from inspiring English sources

"Developing countries are increasingly suspicious of global health initiatives justified on the grounds of 'global health security' " (128, p. 372) because "the harvest of outbreak intelligence overseas is essentially geared to benefit wealthy nations" (87, p. 19).

Specifically, the revision requires governments to develop and maintain surveillance capacities in addition to the existing border screening requirements, to report events of possible concern to the WHO within 24 hours, and also explicitly allows the WHO to use non-governmental sources for outbreak intelligence [ 5- 7].

In the lead up to this vote, the Obama administration is ramping up its diplomatic efforts to avert an outbreak of violence, which intelligence analysts believe would likely result in mass atrocity or even genocide.

There's really no nice way to put this -- the news media handled the Ebola mini-outbreak with all of the intelligence and responsibility you'd expect from a room full of toddlers given a leaky gasoline can and a pack of "strike anywhere" matches.

Still, Mr. Mueller did not say he believed the anthrax outbreak was the attack warned of in intelligence information received last week.

It was constituted in its present form in 1912 by Commander (later Sir) Mansfield Cumming as part of Britain's attempt to coordinate intelligence activities prior to the outbreak of World War I.

In the past decade, news-based epidemic intelligence services engaged in early outbreak detection have seen growth in both number and prominence (1, 2).

The time series graphs used to identify RRv disease outbreaks also displayed the approximate timing of any outbreaks that were documented in the Communicable Diseases Intelligence quarterly and annual surveillance reports [ 16], or were identified in a review of RRv in Australia [ 13].