Sentence examples for pandemic preparation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they suggested, pandemic preparation was essential to any responsible plan for renewing the US economy.

(Note to Senator Collins: You might want to remove from your Senate Web site the February article citing your opposition to pandemic preparation).

Nor can we expect much on pandemic preparation from the current Republican Party, which has been focusing its fiscal conservatism on discretionary spending.

When House appropriations committee chairman David Obey, the Wisconsin Democrat who has long championed investment in pandemic preparation, included roughly $900m for that purpose in this year's emergency stimulus bill, he was ridiculed by conservative operatives and congressional Republicans.

"We have also added data on how we did this work safely and explained better the benefits of the research with respect to pandemic preparation".

By this measure, the U.S. government allocating a mere $6 billion to bio-defense and pandemic preparation, while calling for many multiples to build walls, ignores the real danger of one of the world's most serious threats – one that does not check in with customs or conform to airport security screening.

A change to phase five is a signal to countries' governments to ramp up their pandemic preparations – which we are already doing.

Viewed as a problem of public health preparedness, our incremental pandemic preparations may seem adequate.

The U.K. House of Lords on Monday will debate the U.K.'s flu pandemic preparations, following its Science and Technology Committee report "Pandemic Influenza: Follow Up" (live webcast). .

Pandemic preparations underway with Japanese support The governments of Serbia and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia are undergoing preparations for handling crisis communication in the event of a health crisis.

This leads to several intriguing questions regarding what these escape communities can teach us about pandemic preparations today, let alone the question of whether such measures can even be replicated.