Sentence examples for preparation response from inspiring English sources

Ms. Napolitano described a "three-phase approach: preparation, response and recovery".

The report, commissioned by the State of Connecticut and conducted by a consultancy run by James Lee Witt, a former Federal Emergency Management Agency director, faulted the utility's Connecticut Light & Power subsidiary for myriad inadequacies in preparation, response and communications before and after a snowstorm swept over the Northeast on Oct. 29.

Apte [7] compared humanitarian logistics with military and commercial logistics, and discussed the role of the supply chain during preparation, response phases and relief operations as well as other issues in humanitarian logistics, including information flow and risk management.

Proper preparation, response and recovery are required in order to cope with and survive large-scale disasters; unfortunately however, the institutions responsible for delivering emergency response services form a heterogeneous set that often under-performs due to lack of proper interoperation and collaboration.

The training stressed the need for effective preparation response and early recovery is part of a continuum.

Similar to visual memory + movement preparations in the SEF (Shichinohe et al. 2009), the preferred direction of the visual memory response during delay 1 and that of movement preparation response during delay 2 were the same in all visual memory + movement preparation neurons recorded in the caudal FEF (Table 1).

Affective salience and motor preparation responses might well be reflected in the activation of anterior cingulate and premotor areas observed by Jacobsen and colleagues.

Women are not only particularly vulnerable to disasters, they are also frontline actors in disaster preparation and response; their participation in disaster planning needs to become common practice.

Organisations such as her own had "played a role in preparation and response", but increasingly they were working under government leadership.

There's little recognition of the role of everyday people in disaster preparation and response -- families, schools, church groups, people at their workplaces.

Last year, for instance, Home Depot's revenue jumped as a result of preparation and response to Hurricane Irene.